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"Details aren't yet available, but an expected major focus was the automobile industry. An agreement reportedly would have to include greater use of U.S.-produced steel and workers paid at least $16 an hour and somewhere between 70% and 75% U.S. steel content versus the current 62.5%.

The presumption is that such an arrangement would benefit, among others, auto and steel workers in the U.S. because, all things being equal on the labor front, it would become easier and cheaper to send raw materials to U.S. factories that already paid higher wages. As the Wall Street Journal reported:"

 https://www.forbes.com/sites/erikshe.../#39f21f553389
I really like that second paragraph.