A Discussion on Aluminum Extrusions and China's Currency Manipulation
Posted by jeckert on 04/30/2010
In an interview with the Alliance for American Manufacturing (AAM), Gilbert Kaplan of King & Spalding discusses the aluminum extrusion trade case against China and why it is important that the Department of Commerce take China's currency manipulation into consideration when determining the margin of subsidy.
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