The imposition of tariffs or quotas on steel imports tends to result in U.S. consumers' demanding more steel produced by American workers. As a result, the demand curve for U.S. steel workers shifts to the right.

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Tariffs or quotas on steel imports make foreign steel more expensive or limit its availability, leading consumers to buy more domestically produced steel. This increases demand for U.S. steel, which in turn increases demand for U.S. steel workers, shifting their demand curve to the right.

The Imposition of Tariffs or Quotas on Steel Imports Tends