Trump's tariff impact on Africa and the ambiguous role of African agency

Dirk Kohnert

Review of African Political Economy, 2018, vol. 45, issue 157, 451-466

Abstract: The current debate on Trump’s tariffs focuses on the big global players and competitors of the USA. Africa plays virtually no role in international scholarly perceptions of the impact of US protective tariffs on imported steel, aluminium and cars. Nevertheless, there are such effects and these are more than peanuts, as will be shown in this Briefing.

Date: 2018
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