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31 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

The cost to the consumer of a tariff would be lessened by the reduction in cost of the good subject to tariff in addition to the overall economic gain to the consumer by competition, manufacturing shifts, transportation costs, cutting of fees and regulations, tax cuts........

Drivel, doesn't make sense at all.

Try again.

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4 hours ago, Yagoda said:

You are from Australia, have never been to the USA, know nothing about the USA except what you read in your leftist media bubble and are a Leftist, which means you viscerally oppose capitalism and the West and the USA and your intellectual allies are Cuba and China and Venezuela.

 

 With that, carry on

what a jo 

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29 minutes ago, realfunster said:

 

Maybe he does but it's never going to happen in 4 years. The timescale for this kind of investment outlook from business is multi-year and they will want to see political/policy stability before making any such investment decision. It might however, provide pause for thought for US companies considering offshoring.

 

I think we all know by now that Donald loves his bluster.

As others have noted, from a purely economic theory viewpoint a wide-ranging batch of tariffs would probably lead to counter-measures by other parties, hurting everyone. Even if the other parties didn't respond in kind the increased costs to the US supply chain would increase prices for local US consumers for the foreseeable.

 

I expect he will be selective on how to use the threat of tariffs to get concessions and in the end he may well end up targeting (i) a limited number industry sectors and (ii) China more broadly.

He will be very selective. 

 

I worked in manufacturing most of my life, and retired from a fortune two hundred company a while ago. Most people would be amazed at how quickly a plant can be moved when tax incentives are involved. 

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Only an idiot would implement tariffs. The MAGA crowd will get what they deserve. The clown car is in the building folks and you are the fools who voted for this. Stupidity reigns supreme!

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19 minutes ago, bubblegum said:

Trying to make sense to a Trump supporter is like catching an eel in a bucket of snot. I'm done with these jokers.

Sp because you can’t explain your silly position, you call the person that can explain their position stupid and run away. 

 

Let me guess, you’re a leftist.

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Just now, Unclernie said:

Only an idiot would implement tariffs. The MAGA crowd will get what they deserve. The clown car is in the building folks and you are the fools who voted for this. Stupidity reigns supreme!

Another clear, concise, well thought out response from the high IQ left. 

 

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7 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

Sorry dude, I get paid by the hour and tyou cant afford me.

I have a though selection process for hiring people (I actually do hire people in real life, what did you do again?).

You would drop out after reading 2 sentences of your applications.

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3 hours ago, frank83628 said:

Can you elaborate, I dont understand

 

Sure. PRC restricted imports of Australian wine, lobsters, etc due to supporting trump rhetoric.

 

https://www.dfat.gov.au/trade/organisations/wto/trade-monitoring-and-reviews/wto-trade-policy-review-china-trade-2021-australia-statement#:~:text=China's measures have severely limited,%2C grains%2C and table grapes.

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6 hours ago, simple1 said:

During trump's prior presidency the US trade gap grew by hundreds of $billions, in other words his trade policy was a failure, yet ten of millions of Americans voted for trump 2024 to address economic issues.

 

Trump imposed a 50% tariff on imports of washing machines in 2018.

Researchers estimate the value of washing machines jumped by around 12% as a direct consequence, equivalent to $86 per unit, and that US consumers paid around $1.5bn extra a year in total for these products.

 

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c20myx1erl6o

Give it a break, you lost, get over it. Does DJT live in your head?

 

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5 hours ago, Yagoda said:

Yep, here we go, looks like a new group of Leftist bots coming to insult folks. 

 

Is that you, Danderman?

Says the poster, who multiple times daily, posts abusive insults against anyone who dares to post facts which put his/her hero in a bad light.

 

Is that you susanlea?

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Trump's suggested tariffs would hurt not only US consumers but also citizens in the country where the tariffs were imposed. 

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38 minutes ago, bubblegum said:

First of all I never claimed raising corp tax will not increase prices. I claim tariffs do. Simple economics. A tariff is a tax who pays the tax? The consumer. You keep on throwing corporations into the equation which show you have absolutely no understanding whatsoever of what you're talking about.

 

The fact that you do not understand this simples manner is beyond me.

 

 

So we agree that raising  corporate income taxes would increase consumer prices, yes? 

 

I have never claimed that tariffs would not increase prices on imported goods, they generally will. 

 

Just like mass deportations will drive up wages, increasing prices, yes?

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Just now, mogandave said:

So we agree that raising  corporate income taxes would increase consumer prices, yes? 

 

I have never claimed that tariffs would not increase prices on imported goods, they generally will. 

 

Just like mass deportations will drive up wages, increasing prices, yes?

Here you go again with corporate tax. Apples and pears. Deportations yes.

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9 minutes ago, WDSmart said:

Trump's suggested tariffs would hurt not only US consumers but also citizens in the country where the tariffs were imposed. 

How will it hurt the citizens in the country the tariffs are imposed on? 

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3 minutes ago, bubblegum said:

Here you go again with corporate tax. Apples and pears. Deportations yes.

Why can you not admit it? 

 

How is it apples and pears? 

 

Tariffs are taxes corporations pay, that are passed on to the consumer. 

 

Income taxes are taxes corporations pay that are passed on to the consumer. 

 

The only real difference, is that tariffs benefits domestic manufacturers, while corporate income taxes benefit foreign manufacturers. 

 

 

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