The U.S. policy that requires the government to buy from a domestic supplier unless the domestic supplier's price is more than 6% higher than the foreign price is called:

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The Buy American Act of 1933 requires the U.S. government to prefer U.S.-made products in its purchases, with certain cost differential allowances for domestic versus foreign products, aligning with the policy described.

The US Policy That Requires the Government to Buy from a a Domestic