MEDIA WATCH: Bush's quotas raise trade-war concerns
Quotas placed on Chinese textile imports on November 18 prompted the media to question President Bush's commitment to free trade. Most stories expressed fears that a trade war would hurt the global economy, while doing little to stem US job losses to Southeast Asia and Latin America. While textile companies celebrated the decision as a win for US workers, retailers predicted higher prices for American consumers.
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