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Why didn't the Confederation Congress prevent British merchants from selling products in the United States that were cheaper than locally made products?

Why didn't the Confederation Congress prevent British merchants from selling products in the United States that were cheaper than locally made products?
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Why didn't the Confederation Congress prevent British merchants from selling products in the United States that were cheaper than locally made products?

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Tariffs

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The Congress was not able to pass tariffs.

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