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On Thursday, the department announced its final decision on the duties, hitting Chinese quartz slabs with antidumping duties of up to 337% and with countervailing duties of up to 191%.
Countertops and rubber bands: US pursues obscure trade cases →
The school says the offices of provost and president were involved in the decision made as part of an effort to set program priorities for the campus while addressing a budget shortfall.
