Strategic Tariffs: How to win without hurting the American consumer.

[eagle1462010]

In the article, slack jawed yokel. Lehigh University.

New research set to be published in The Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis reveals that politically connected companies were significantly more likely to receive valuable exemptions from the tariffs imposed on U.S. imports from China during the Trump administration.​

So typical of a slack jawed yokel to ask for links that are already supplied in an article he hasn't read and therefore a link he hasn't checked.

You'll love tariffs.

Brings back our industries yes. And I read the 301 and 302 info on multiple sites.

Doesnt matter. Buy cheap crap from china or tariff til we produce here Key industries

 

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Drunk?

My bad.

 

[pknopp]

Man, you are dumb. Trump slaps a 400% tariff on products coming in from China and NO products come in from China.

Sheesh.

And they quit buying from us and taxpayers are on the hook for billions to bail out the failed businesses they quit buying from.

 

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And they quit buying from us and taxpayers are on the hook for billions to bail out the failed businesses they quit buying from.

But they've shown everyone how strong they are.


Sheesh. That's what counts.

 

[justoffal]

Here is just one example of how Trump could (and probably will) use tariffs strategically for the US to regain the trade advantage.

BROADCASTING EQUIPMENT.

That happens to be China's number one export. The US also manufactures broadcasting equipment and exports a lot of it. So Trump slaps a 100 percent tariff on Chinese broadcasting equipment which would encourage our businesses to by our broadcasting equipment. We stick it to China, and our businesses and consumers are not affected.

God help anyone that buys Chinese electronics.

Besides using lower quality components they always build a back door into anything that has a memory and an internet connection.