[central_va]

t'll be only 24.8% and 9.9%.

Increase in price will increase supply forcing prices down with US makers of steel getting a bigger market share and federal revenues increasing. win - win - win. If you apply a static model to this situation you are dumber than I thought.

[Eric Pode of Croydon]

The dummies who are using a static model here are the ones who are just looking at the steel and aluminum makers, and are pretending that there are no downstream job killing, price raising, export killing effects on all the metal-using industries.

If you respond, please don't forget to call me a "Free Traitor". I'd be flattered.