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To: Stephen O who wrote (1190)	3/23/2002 10:01:44 AM
From: Gofer	Read Replies (2) of 1643

I'm with you Stephen. Canadians should refuse to buy US made wine, beer, and liquor. This sort of retaliation should begin at the grassroots level. We don't need the government to lead this initiative. US slaps Canada with stiff lumber tariff news.bbc.co.uk American homebuilders denounced the US decision, saying it would harm consumers by making homes less affordable. "If the entire 29% border duties are reflected in US prices, this will add nearly $1,500 to the cost of building a typical new home," said Bobby Rayburn, a homebuilder in Jackson, Mississippi. Mr Rayburn, who also serves on the National Association of Home Builders, says the US government's calculations for determining Canada's forest-industry subsidy were imprecise. "Independent trade panels have reviewed Canada's timber pricing on three separate occasions," Mr Rayburn said. "In each case... it was ultimately determined that the Canadian government did not provide unfair subsidies."

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