Exclusive-Detroit automakers fear North American trade deal revamp could cost them billions
Automakers say proposed North American trade rules would add at least $2 billion in annual costs for each Detroit company, according to estimates from two automakers.
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Washington promotes that vehicles must contain at least 50 percent of components manufactured in the United States in order to obtain customs relief.
Detroit assemblers plan to argue to the Trump government that proposals for a revised U.S. trade agreement can cost companies billions of dollars and undermine their competitiveness in relation to foreign rivals. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the subject and register.
Exclusive-Detroit automakers fear North American trade deal revamp could cost them billions
By Nora Eckert and Mike Colias Aug 13 (Reuters) - Detroit’s automakers plan to argue to the Trump administration that its proposals for a revised North American trade deal could cost the companies billions of dollars and hurt their competitiveness with...
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GV WireDetroit automakers fear North American trade deal revamp could cost them billions
Detroit’s automakers plan to argue to the Trump administration that its proposals for a revised North American trade deal could cost the companies billions of dollars and hurt their competitiveness with foreign rivals.
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