Are claiming a connection between the two stories? They are very widely spaced in time.
Yes, not allowing foreign competition to undercut us with dumping, or savings from lax regulation, or cheap labor, or VAT rebates, will have some increase in price.
While hopefully saving and increasing jobs, and wages.
As in the story I linked to.
Helping jobs in steel while costing jobs in manufacturing that uses steel. Our manufacturing is now at another disadvantage because they pay more for steel.
Are they?
Are the Japanese letting anyone dump steel in their country?
Are the Germans? Are the Chinese?
Forcing manufacturing to pay more for steel does not help them compete.
Why is the right against free markets now?
I don't think Japan produces its own steel.
I didn't ask that. I asked if they were letting anyone dump steel in their country.
And do you really think that we have Free Markets with Freaking China?
Hey? How we making out with video sales in China? Really raking in the cash? Do you even know what I am talking about?
Well a tariff is just another tax on the consumer. You are pro taxes and pro the government manipulating costs? When did big government become so great?
Why didn't you answer any of my questions?
Are you afraid of them? Unable to answer them without undermining your position?
But I will be bigger than you and answer your even though you refuse to show me the same civility.
My hope is that the tariffs will, in short order, lead to increased US production and jobs and wages, NOT tariffs being paid.