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• CITAC Study Reveals Itc Remedies On Steel Will Cost Up To 74,500 Jobs Nationwide; Eight Jobs Lost For Every One Steel Job Saved. 12/18/2001 Read

• CITAC: Steel Consumers Disappointed With Itc Remedy Vote. 12/17/2001 Read

• Estimated Economic Effects of Proposed Import Relief Remedies for Steel. 12/7/2001 Read

• CITAC Study Reveals Itc Remedies On Steel Will Cost Up To 74,500 Jobs Nationwide; Eight Jobs Lost For Every One Steel Job Saved. 12/7/2001 Read

• Consumers, Major Associations Support Doha, Tpa. 12/5/2001 Read

• Steel Consumers: Steel Industry Consolidation Does Not Require Import Relief. 125/2001 Read

• CITAC Urges No New Steel Import Barriers. 11/27/2001 Read

• Hagel Urges ITC To Recommend Steel Remedy That Will Not Adversely Impact The Global Economy. 11/12/2001 Read

• In 201 Remedy Hearing, Georgia Congressmen Support Interests Of Downstream Industries. 11/9/2001 Read

• Consumers To ITC: "Steel Import Restrictions Steal Jobs". 11/6/2001 Read

• More Bad News For Lumber Users And Homebuyers: Commerce Department Layers Penalties On Canadian Softwood. 10/31/2001 Read

• CITAC Urges No New Steel Import Barriers. 10/27/2001 Read

• In 201 Remedy Hearing, Georgia Congressmen Support Interests Of Downstream Industries. 10/9/2001 Read

• CITAC Members Testify At ITC 201 Steel Hearing; Urge Commission To Consider Impact On Consuming Industries If Access To Steel Imports Is Restricted. 9/17/2001 Read

• Consuming Industries Say Penalty On Softwood Lumber "Very Troubling". 8/15/2001 Read

• Members Of Congress Support Role For Consumers In Trade Policy. 7/18/2001 Read

• Leaders Of U.S. Consuming Industries Go To Capitol Hill Stressing Need For Voice In Trade Policy Formulation. 7/17/2001 Read

• The Consuming Industries Trade Action Coalition Steel-producing and Steel-consuming Employment for Selected States. 7/18/2001 Read

• CITAC Urges Bush Administration To Ensure Aid To Steel Industry Is Constructive For All Americans. 6/19/2001 Read

• CITAC Letter to President George W. Bush. 6/18/2001 Read

• Consuming Industries: Bush Administration's Steel Plan Initiated Without Regard For Downstream Users And Consumers. 6/5/2001 Read

• Consuming Industries Applaud Bush Administration's Decision To Let Wheat Gluten Quota Expire. 6/4/2001 Read

• CITAC Letter to the President of the United States. 5/31/2001 Read

• Consuming Industries Mark World Trade Week: Urge President To Recognize Positive Impact Of Imports. 5/24/2001 Read

• CITAC Letter to President George W. Bush. 5/22/2001 Read

• Study Reveals That Proposals For Protecting U.S. Steel Industry Will Cost Consumers More Than $2.89 Billion Annually. 4/30/2001 Read

• CITAC Chairman Jenson Urges International Trade Commission To Heed Consumer Testimony In Softwood Lumber Decision. 4/23/2001 Read

• Consuming Industries Urge President to Let Softwood Lumber Agreement Expire.
  3/28/2001 Read

• CITAC Letter to the President of the United States. 3/28/2001 Read

• Steel Act Will Kill U.S. Competitiveness: Consuming Industries Go on the Offensive Against Dangerous Legislation. 3/2/2001 Read

• Import Restraints Hitting the Heartland: Serious Fertilizer Shortage Threatens Family Farmers. 2/13/2001 Read

• Byrd Won't Fly: CITAC Calls for Repeal of WTO-Illegal Byrd Amendment. 2/13/2001 Read

• CITAC Calls Protectionist Steel Union Proposals Dangerous to U.S. Competitiveness.
  1/29/2001 Read

• Coalition of America's Consuming Industries Calls for Sound Policy Choices in Wake of Steel Bankruptcy. 1/2/2001 Read