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A three-day hearing has begun in Washington to discuss the U.S. Trade Representative's plan to impose tariffs on trading partners due to violations related to forced labor policies. This follows an investigation launched by the United States in March, which covered 60 countries, and included recommendations to impose tariffs ranging from 10% to 12.5% on goods accused of failing to effectively enforce a ban on forced labor. The sessions addressed the impact of these measures on trade relations, as well as discussions among economic groups and governments regarding the effectiveness of implementing such policies and the potential risks to the global economy.
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