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U.S. government has ruled that the South Korean government illegally subsidized memory chipmaker Hynix Semiconductor. (Prices).(Brief Article)
Purchasing, July, 2003
U.S. government has ruled that the South Korean government illegally subsidized memory chipmaker Hynix Semiconductor. Commerce has retaliated by imposing 44.7% tariffs on Hynix memory chips. U.S.-based competitor Micron brought the original complaint against Hynix. However, the Korean government is filing a formal complaint with the World Trade Organization, which may delay--or, later, remove--the tariffs.
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