U.S. lumber exports could face penalties

Article Abstract:

The details of the penalties that can be imposed on a number of United States made products, including sawn lumber, by the World Trade Organization are presented. The impact of these penalties on the lumber industry is discussed.

United States, Taxes, Sawmills and Planing Mills, World Trade Organization, Lumber industry, Tax policy

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Asia connections

Article Abstract:

A focus on the increasing Asian furniture exports all around the world is presented.

Foreign trade, Asia, FURNITURE AND FIXTURES, Economic aspects, International trade, Furniture industry

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