AAM's Scott Paul on more China trade barriers: Seeing a 'tremendous amount' of overcapacity in China
Scott Paul, Alliance for American Manufacturing president, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss calls for stronger trade barriers to Chinese imports, potential impact on the consumer and global economy, inflation concerns, state of U.S.-China trade war, and more.
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