[/QUOTE]Uh , we don’t get to sell much their anyway, and if ALL AMERICANS STOP buying their products who is gonna break first, they rely on us buying their products. Maybe they break and it’s better for us, if they don’t then we do business somewhere else, some countries would love to provide all the junky products y’all liberals must have!
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Mr. Shangles, y'all that believe that levying tariffs upon basic materials from China is not to our own disadvantage, then youze guys just don't get it.
Tariffs upon basic materials rather than upon all goods or all finished goods are particularly net detrimental to their own nation. Only prices of USA produced products with steel and/or aluminum parts are to be increased.
You correctly contend that tariffs upon only China, means that we'll import goods from some other lower-wage nations; but we continue to experience our chronic annual trade deficits of goods.
The policy described within Wikipedia's “Import Certificates” article would, if adopted by the USA, significantly if not entirely eliminate USA's chronic annual trade deficits of goods in a superior (to any other trade policies') manner. Import Certificate policy would more than otherwise increase our GDP and numbers of jobs.
Respectfully, Supposn