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Tariffs are resulting in the exact opposite the DC/Corporate Brainacs insisted would happen: A big recession.
So that’s why Trump is a Tariff Man: Tariffs let him exercise unconstrained power, rewarding his friends and punishing his enemies. Anyone imagining that he’s going to change his ways and start behaving responsibly is living in a fantasy world.
Trade deficit lowest in 16 months
Yes, the lost opportunities to continue using cheap illegal immigrant labor and lost opportunities to continue outsourcing production to slave labor China.
I was thinking of lost opportunities to invest in modern manufacturing here.
And you do not think tariffs on China will encourage more manufacturing in the US? Take away the financial advantage of slave labor and lax pollution laws, and then why not manufacture in the US and save on transportation costs?
Why Is Trump a Tariff Man?
mell saysTrade deficit lowest in 16 months
Not sure what you're looking at. A lower number (larger negative number) means a higher deficit.
No biggee, well just print money to pay the farmers and let south America sell China the soybeans they need.
And you do not think tariffs on China will encourage more manufacturing in the US? Take away the financial advantage of slave labor and lax pollution laws, and then why not manufacture in the US and save on transportation costs?
HeadSet saysAnd you do not think tariffs on China will encourage more manufacturing in the US? Take away the financial advantage of slave labor and lax pollution laws, and then why not manufacture in the US and save on transportation costs?
Anecdotal only - but the company I work at is moving some of our manufacturing back to the US.
In addition to the economic climate, we discovered a few months ago the Chinese cheaters totally ripped off a few of our products and made cheap-knock offs. Their stuff even looks almost identical to ours. They are not even trying to hide their thievery.
Anecdotal only - but the company I work at is moving some of our manufacturing back to the US.
In addition to the economic climate, we discovered a few months ago the Chinese cheaters totally ripped off a few of our products and made cheap-knock offs. Their stuff even looks almost identical to ours. They are not even trying to hide their thievery.
Why do you support communist slave labor from a country that doesn't care about the environment?
Still waiting on an answer for this one.
The truth is that even economists who opposed Trump’s tax cuts and tariffs are surprised by how badly they’re working out.
HeadSet saysI was thinking of lost opportunities to invest in modern manufacturing here.
And you do not think tariffs on China will encourage more manufacturing in the US? Take away the financial advantage of slave labor and lax pollution laws, and then why not manufacture in the US and save on transportation costs?
Right ideally you won't need them much but too many people in the US are hooked on cheap junk from China.
t's stuff that's going to go in the donation door at a thrift store — and ultimately going to find its way into a dumpster or a recycling bin. It's not going to be reused."
Liberal_in_blackface sayst's stuff that's going to go in the donation door at a thrift store — and ultimately going to find its way into a dumpster or a recycling bin. It's not going to be reused."
So crap from China causes global warming and climate change. It should be banned tomorrow!!!!!!!!!!
I wish all these stupid academics, do-nothings, bloviating tenured Piled Higher and DEEPER assholes, would shut the fuck up about the economy. They don't know shit.
If we had listened to such geniuses like lefty hero Paul Krugman, or other lefty economic guru Kurt Eichenwald. I literally would have left over a million dollars on the table listening to their "doom and gloom" shitty predictions and theories.
I don't have fuck you money, but combined with my investments in precious metals, couple of properties, and how hot the market has been, I'm planning to retire with nearly $5,000,000+ to spend in retirement, with stupid low living expenses (I even grow my own veggies now and never buy produce from the store).
Trade deficit is at a 1.5 year low due to the tariffs amid a booming economy.
Goran_K saysI wish all these stupid academics, do-nothings, bloviating tenured Piled Higher and DEEPER assholes, would shut the fuck up about the economy. They don't know shit.
If we had listened to such geniuses like lefty hero Paul Krugman, or other lefty economic guru Kurt Eichenwald. I literally would have left over a million dollars on the table listening to their "doom and gloom" shitty predictions and theories.
I don't have fuck you money, but combined with my investments in precious metals, couple of properties, and how hot the market has been, I'm planning to retire with nearly $5,000,000+ to spend in retirement, with stupid low living expenses (I even grow my own veggies now and never buy produce from the store).
Agreed. Krugsheister is one of the worst. The last 2 years I made more money ...
Low is bad here. It's a large negative number. A large deficit. What planet are you on ?
other lefty economic guru Kurt Eichenwald , I literally would have left over a million dollars on the table listening to their "doom and gloom" shitty predictions and theories.
but this is a pretty damning graph for Democrats as it crashed when Clinton got in office and same with Obama (after a couple years). Foreign fiscal policy doesn't happen overnight. I
Goran_K saysother lefty economic guru Kurt Eichenwald , I literally would have left over a million dollars on the table listening to their "doom and gloom" shitty predictions and theories.
You should make the dollar amount flash v so I can send it to him on tweety
Low is bad here. It's a large negative number. A large deficit. What planet are you on ?
28,000 now, a 155% gain.
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Good read for those with an open mind.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/12/05/opinion/trump-trade-tariffs.html?action=click&module=Opinion&pgtype=Homepage