Governments impose aluminum tariffs as taxes on imported metal to protect domestic producers from cheaper foreign competition. These duties raise the price of foreign aluminum, making locally-made metal more competitive. Domestic smelters and manufacturers benefit from increased sales and job security, while downstream industries like construction and automotive face higher material costs.
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