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KireB

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  1. Chevrolet cars are not reliable, worse than many Chinese cars, and nobody wants them, with or without tariifs.
  2. When one country can create money out of thin air, supported by reserve status of the currency, than other countries should have better trade tariffs. You can't have it both!
  3. The game hasn't even started and you are already counting your marbles. It might spiral the economy of the country with the largest national debt in human history out of control. And then what? World war 3, or begging the rest of the world for renewed negotiations. I feel truly sorry for decent hatd working Americans.
  4. No, that's just one side of the coin. As prices are now much higher for US consumers, they will buy less foreign products. Trump hopes to bank on the fact that the demand will shift from foreign made to American made. This could backfire big time, with serious scarcity as possible effect, as the US is an open economy (and thus dependent on foreign supply). Nobody can foresee who will win or lose in this paradigm change! Trump is going Va Banque.
  5. The US is creating a ripple effect in global supply and demand, which is very risky. What would be fair, however, if the rest of the world denounce the dollar as international reserve currency for oil trading.
  6. The real problem is that those inspecting are corrupted as well (most likely).
  7. Yes, that will restore faith in the 'high-rise' market
  8. Maybe wash yourself next t ime
  9. He can't have level playing ground without a free economy. Let me explain: the US 'prints' dollars whenever it feels it needs to without any real consequences to its value. The petro-status keeps its value artificially high. and that is not a free market economy, that's manipulation and cheating. Also, how much debt is the limit? This feels like a ponzi scheme I would love to see the trade in oil in a more neutral currency (Bitcoin or Yuan?) and , not the dollar. The American century is over.
  10. The US as well, maybe even worse at the moment. Myanmar has plenty of raw materials and minerals to steal.
  11. I agree. Some of us are more toxic than others.
  12. You are an experienced user, it seems.
  13. Hearsay, through the grapevine.
  14. They can still be Fords or Chevrolets, both lower quality than Chinese cars.
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