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It's a bit premature to making making assessments about the effects of Trump's tariffs on the trade deficit. The article even made that point.Instead, this is happening:
China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record $34.1 billion in September amid trade war
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---------------------------- [chuckle] looks like Tehon mighta cleared things up for you eh Centrista .Instead, this is happening:
China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record $34.1 billion in September amid trade war
#Oops
#TrumpFail
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It certainly isn't a good sign. We are paying tariffs and they are shipping more here than ever.It's a bit premature to making making assessments about the effects of Trump's tariffs on the trade deficit. The article even made that point.Instead, this is happening:
China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record $34.1 billion in September amid trade war
#Oops
#TrumpFail
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Moron in the WH doesn't know his ass from a hole in the groundIt certainly isn't a good sign. We are paying tariffs and they are shipping more here than ever.It's a bit premature to making making assessments about the effects of Trump's tariffs on the trade deficit. The article even made that point.Instead, this is happening:
China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record $34.1 billion in September amid trade war
#Oops
#TrumpFail
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Trump's Tariffs were meant to get other nation's to renegotiate with us for us to get a more fair trade agreement and to stop letting other nations from taking advantage of us.Instead, this is happening:
China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record $34.1 billion in September amid trade war
#Oops
#TrumpFail
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Is it a sign or just wishful thinking on the part of partisans.It certainly isn't a good sign. We are paying tariffs and they are shipping more here than ever.It's a bit premature to making making assessments about the effects of Trump's tariffs on the trade deficit. The article even made that point.Instead, this is happening:
China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record $34.1 billion in September amid trade war
#Oops
#TrumpFail
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So how long are WE going to be paying tariffs? China won't care till there is a slow down in exports to the US.Is it a sign or just wishful thinking on the part of partisans.It certainly isn't a good sign. We are paying tariffs and they are shipping more here than ever.It's a bit premature to making making assessments about the effects of Trump's tariffs on the trade deficit. The article even made that point.Instead, this is happening:
China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record $34.1 billion in September amid trade war
#Oops
#TrumpFail
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“The way the U.S. has structured the tariffs encourages front-loading because firms that know they’re going to hit with tariffs would rather pay 10 percent than 25 percent,” he said.
Plus, the 10 percent tariffs were almost entirely offset by the fall in the Chinese currency, which has depreciated by more than 8 percent since June. This makes Chinese products cheaper overseas.
China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record $34.1 billion in September amid trade war
China sending us their resources for real cheap was taking advantage of us? We want to pay more for their resources?Trump's Tariffs were meant to get other nation's to renegotiate with us for us to get a more fair trade agreement and to stop letting other nations from taking advantage of us.Instead, this is happening:
China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record $34.1 billion in September amid trade war
#Oops
#TrumpFail
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I don't claim to have the answers but it is stated that we have yet to begin noticing the tariffs due to the depreciation of the Yuan.So how long are WE going to be paying tariffs? China won't care till there is a slow down in exports to the US.Is it a sign or just wishful thinking on the part of partisans.It certainly isn't a good sign. We are paying tariffs and they are shipping more here than ever.It's a bit premature to making making assessments about the effects of Trump's tariffs on the trade deficit. The article even made that point.Instead, this is happening:
China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record $34.1 billion in September amid trade war
#Oops
#TrumpFail
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“The way the U.S. has structured the tariffs encourages front-loading because firms that know they’re going to hit with tariffs would rather pay 10 percent than 25 percent,” he said.
Plus, the 10 percent tariffs were almost entirely offset by the fall in the Chinese currency, which has depreciated by more than 8 percent since June. This makes Chinese products cheaper overseas.
China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record $34.1 billion in September amid trade war
It could take a very long time...I don't claim to have the answers but it is stated that we have yet to begin noticing the tariffs due to the depreciation of the Yuan.So how long are WE going to be paying tariffs? China won't care till there is a slow down in exports to the US.Is it a sign or just wishful thinking on the part of partisans.It certainly isn't a good sign. We are paying tariffs and they are shipping more here than ever.It's a bit premature to making making assessments about the effects of Trump's tariffs on the trade deficit. The article even made that point.Instead, this is happening:
China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record $34.1 billion in September amid trade war
#Oops
#TrumpFail
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“The way the U.S. has structured the tariffs encourages front-loading because firms that know they’re going to hit with tariffs would rather pay 10 percent than 25 percent,” he said.
Plus, the 10 percent tariffs were almost entirely offset by the fall in the Chinese currency, which has depreciated by more than 8 percent since June. This makes Chinese products cheaper overseas.
China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record $34.1 billion in September amid trade war
Time will tell.It could take a very long time...I don't claim to have the answers but it is stated that we have yet to begin noticing the tariffs due to the depreciation of the Yuan.So how long are WE going to be paying tariffs? China won't care till there is a slow down in exports to the US.Is it a sign or just wishful thinking on the part of partisans.It certainly isn't a good sign. We are paying tariffs and they are shipping more here than ever.It's a bit premature to making making assessments about the effects of Trump's tariffs on the trade deficit. The article even made that point.
“The way the U.S. has structured the tariffs encourages front-loading because firms that know they’re going to hit with tariffs would rather pay 10 percent than 25 percent,” he said.
Plus, the 10 percent tariffs were almost entirely offset by the fall in the Chinese currency, which has depreciated by more than 8 percent since June. This makes Chinese products cheaper overseas.
China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record $34.1 billion in September amid trade war
Yes only time can tell this one. You aren’t concerned that every good economist is against tariffs?Time will tell.It could take a very long time...I don't claim to have the answers but it is stated that we have yet to begin noticing the tariffs due to the depreciation of the Yuan.So how long are WE going to be paying tariffs? China won't care till there is a slow down in exports to the US.Is it a sign or just wishful thinking on the part of partisans.It certainly isn't a good sign. We are paying tariffs and they are shipping more here than ever.
“The way the U.S. has structured the tariffs encourages front-loading because firms that know they’re going to hit with tariffs would rather pay 10 percent than 25 percent,” he said.
Plus, the 10 percent tariffs were almost entirely offset by the fall in the Chinese currency, which has depreciated by more than 8 percent since June. This makes Chinese products cheaper overseas.
China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record $34.1 billion in September amid trade war
Elections do have consequences.
Instead, this is happening:
China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record $34.1 billion in September amid trade war
#Oops
#TrumpFail
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Based on history tariffs have never fixed anything...Instead, this is happening:
China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record $34.1 billion in September amid trade war
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#TrumpFail
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And they will, dumbass. Things like this are not a quick fix, especially when the fucking up was decades in the making.
It could take a very long time...I don't claim to have the answers but it is stated that we have yet to begin noticing the tariffs due to the depreciation of the Yuan.So how long are WE going to be paying tariffs? China won't care till there is a slow down in exports to the US.Is it a sign or just wishful thinking on the part of partisans.It certainly isn't a good sign. We are paying tariffs and they are shipping more here than ever.It's a bit premature to making making assessments about the effects of Trump's tariffs on the trade deficit. The article even made that point.
“The way the U.S. has structured the tariffs encourages front-loading because firms that know they’re going to hit with tariffs would rather pay 10 percent than 25 percent,” he said.
Plus, the 10 percent tariffs were almost entirely offset by the fall in the Chinese currency, which has depreciated by more than 8 percent since June. This makes Chinese products cheaper overseas.
China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record $34.1 billion in September amid trade war
Based on history tariffs have never fixed anything...Instead, this is happening:
China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record $34.1 billion in September amid trade war
#Oops
#TrumpFail
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And they will, dumbass. Things like this are not a quick fix, especially when the fucking up was decades in the making.
Not really. Nor am I sure what to you makes a good economist. I'm just an interested observer.Yes only time can tell this one. You aren’t concerned that every good economist is against tariffs?Time will tell.It could take a very long time...I don't claim to have the answers but it is stated that we have yet to begin noticing the tariffs due to the depreciation of the Yuan.So how long are WE going to be paying tariffs? China won't care till there is a slow down in exports to the US.Is it a sign or just wishful thinking on the part of partisans.
“The way the U.S. has structured the tariffs encourages front-loading because firms that know they’re going to hit with tariffs would rather pay 10 percent than 25 percent,” he said.
Plus, the 10 percent tariffs were almost entirely offset by the fall in the Chinese currency, which has depreciated by more than 8 percent since June. This makes Chinese products cheaper overseas.
China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record $34.1 billion in September amid trade war
Elections do have consequences.
Yes, it is great as a tax. So? Did they change the tariffs of other countries?Based on history tariffs have never fixed anything...Instead, this is happening:
China’s trade surplus with the U.S. hit a record $34.1 billion in September amid trade war
#Oops
#TrumpFail
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And they will, dumbass. Things like this are not a quick fix, especially when the fucking up was decades in the making.
Based on history, the US government funded itself on tariffs for well over a century before Income Tax was implemented. Next!
Perhaps you should not have "Brain" in your handle.
As student of economics I don't expect it to end well. But we can hope for the best I suppose.Not really. Nor am I sure what to you makes a good economist. I'm just an interested observer.Yes only time can tell this one. You aren’t concerned that every good economist is against tariffs?Time will tell.It could take a very long time...I don't claim to have the answers but it is stated that we have yet to begin noticing the tariffs due to the depreciation of the Yuan.So how long are WE going to be paying tariffs? China won't care till there is a slow down in exports to the US.
Elections do have consequences.
