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A trade dispute becomes a trade war when countries repeatedly answer one another with tariffs, restrictions, or other barriers. One government may tax imported steel, leading the other to place duties on agricultural goods. The measures can then spread to more products or countries. Businesses may face higher input costs and uncertainty about where to produce or sell. Some local industries may receive protection, while exporters affected by retaliation may lose demand. The term “war” is economic language and does not mean military conflict. There is no official threshold at which a disagreement becomes a trade war. It describes an escalating cycle of restrictive actions.
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