Anonymous wrote:One thing that Trump is correct about is that Germany, China, Korea, France, Italy, Japan etc. have never demonstrated an iota of interest in having an even BOT with America. Tolerating that forever has had “knock-on effects” and resulted in the Rust Belt and the huge outperformance of coastal-state economies over the heartland.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:MAKE SMUGGLING GREAT AGAIN!
I’m sure the black market will increase. Consumers are already unwittingly buying fakes all over Amazon. Amazon doesn’t care and hasn’t stopped it because the make $$$$ from fakes.
Anonymous wrote:One thing that Trump is correct about is that Germany, China, Korea, France, Italy, Japan etc. have never demonstrated an iota of interest in having an even BOT with America. Tolerating that forever has had “knock-on effects” and resulted in the Rust Belt and the huge outperformance of coastal-state economies over the heartland.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
I posted a few days ago either here or in the 47 Economy thread - it BOGGLES my mind that Wall Street bigwigs were so all in for Trump this time without at all noting the giant risk that he would, you know, implement the policies he spent all of his rallies talking about. Tariffs were his only economic plan.
+1. I was shaking my head about the comment that lawyers/bankers are crying. Those folks voted for this mess!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These tariffs will have impacts well beyond 2040. Isolationism isn’t realistically feasible in modern times. We have opened doors of opportunity to China, India, and numerous other countries to walk through. It is the catalyst combined with his other policies that trigger the fall of this country. Buckle up, it is going to be rough.
We are the globe’s enemy #1:
“Trump's tariffs carry the risk of destroying the global free trade order the United States itself has spear-headed since the Second World War," said Takahide Kiuchi, executive economist at Nomura Research Institute.
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"I see it as a drift of the U.S. and global economy towards worse performance, more uncertainty and possibly heading towards something we could call a global recession," said Antonio Fatas, macroeconomist at the INSEAD business school in France.
We WERE the globe's #1 economy. We sure as heck won't be any more.
Anonymous wrote:If tariffs are unfair, why is it ok for other countries to put them on USA made goods?
Anonymous wrote:Trump is now in a position to pick winners and losers country by country and company by company...who is willing to kiss the ring and for how much.
Anonymous wrote:If tariffs are unfair, why is it ok for other countries to put them on USA made goods?
Anonymous wrote:Great Depression coming not recession
Trump as king not president
Republicans are in power that will never change get ready for all states to be AL
To all who said it’s only four years nope voting is gone
Anonymous wrote:Trump is now in a position to pick winners and losers country by country and company by company...who is willing to kiss the ring and for how much.