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Can steel survive protectionism?

No one has ever died from a snake bite. What kills is the poison. This lesson also applies to the steel industry. No steel group has ever died from overcapacity; what could kill the industry, however, is protectionism.

Protectionist policy hurts everyone in the steel-making sector

Protectionist policy hurts everyone in the steel-making sector

Steel is a very emotional industry. If one big retailer closes, there is no uproar. But if one steel plant closes, a whole country is up in arms.  In the UK, for example, when there is a discussion to...

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