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Trump's 'reciprocal tax' keeps analysts guessing
His remarks imply taxing imports from other countries at the same rates those countries impose on US products
Published Mon, Apr 17, 2017 · 09:50 PM
New York
AMERICANS might want to brace themselves for political arguments about the "reciprocal tax", the "matching tax" or the "mirror tax".
But if President Donald Trump has anything to say about it, they won't be hearing much more about the "border-adjusted tax" (BAT).
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