| Some of the automotive suppliers from
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| | not felt relief from the existed
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| U.S. have demanded for exclusions from
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| | guidelines of the administration's
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| the high tariffs which were mostly agreed
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| | exclusion process.
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| by the Bush administration and almost all
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| | The process has described mainly
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| companies filed range from Tier !
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| | speciality forms of steel from abroad
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| producers to the small Tier 3 Producers.
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| | which could not been created or bought
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| Motor& Equipment Manufacturers
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| | from the U.S. market. The U.S. steel
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| Association (also named MEMA), taking
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| | producers have reached exclusion in the
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| into account the possibilities of serious
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| | first tour for importing slabs and
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| job losses has required for an expand of
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| | flat-rolled steel products at low prices,
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| existent guidelines of the second stage
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| | while steel costumers have gained minimal
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| of exclusions and 'to consider the
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| | relief. Moreover, competitors from abroad
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| critical factors of price and supply
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| | have gained a more powerful control over
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| steel as part of its decisions''s.
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| | the U.S. market by buying steel at normal
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| Despite the fact that MEMA is prone to
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| | prices and by exporting finished or
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| support an existent of domestic steel
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| | partially finished products at lower
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| industry, its tariffs had a strong
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| | tariffs.
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| negative effect on the automotive
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| | MEMA claims is heavily concerned by the
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| suppliers, according to Chris Bates the
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| | fact that high steel prices will threaten
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| president of MEMA. This supply
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| | the viability of a powerful American
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| constraints and the increases in price
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| | manufacturing center' without a secure
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| which are generally a result of the high
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| | supply of raw materials and a steady cost
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| steel tariffs are now obliging large Tier
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| | structure, U.S. auto parts and components
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| 1 Automotive suppliers to start creating
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| | manufacturers will not be able to secure
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| or buying components that they have
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| | future business and to ensure their
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| previously created and purchased from
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| | competitive stance in the global
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| foreign sources.
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| | automotive industry', MEMA claimed.
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| According to what MEMA claims, a tendency
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| | MEMA will continue as strong supporter
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| of responding to the increase of steel
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| | of the House Resolution, introduced by
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| tariffs is to reduce the production and
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| | representative Joe Knollenberg on Oct. 9.
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| to start thinking about the movement of
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| | The legislation which happens to be
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| some manufacturing facilities permanently
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| | bipartisan has gained support in the
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| abroad. MEMA also claim that the shift of
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| | 107th Congress and it has been
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| movement facilities and jobs to other
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| | introduced again in the
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| countries where prices remain the same is
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| | House in 3003. This Resolution of
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| growing fast.
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| | Knollenberg's asks the president to ask
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| The industry of auto parts suppliers
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| | that the International Trade Comission
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| haven't benefited from the first round of
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| | should reconsider the effect of the
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| the process of exclusion, taken care of
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| | tariffs on steel consumption industries
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| by the Department of Commerce and the
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| | in U.S.
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| U.S. trade Representatives's
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| | The present analysis must be included in
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| office.Taking into account the fact that
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| | the ITC's midterm review of the
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| the U.S. manufacturers of automotive
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| | administrations's steel program, which
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| parts and components reach a price of 95
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| | should be released by September 2003,
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| percent of the steel from U.S.A they have
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| | said MEMA.
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