Trump implemented a 25% tariff on steel imports in March 2018. Domestic manufacturing of steel increased by nearly 10% for the 2 years post-tariffs. In June 2019, the price of steel was lower than it was prior to Trump implanting the tariffs.
And we'll all pay...good thing is the uber wealthy will get massive tax cuts for the cherry on top.
Ford tells dealers prices could go up in June if Trump’s tariffs remain
And.....MAGA still has no idea how tariffs work
oh well
Because they have shit tons of inventory that's been sitting...I've been shipping trucks with an intended cash offer.I'm a king in the local dealership.The idea that you understand "how tariffs work" is laugh until you cry funny.
You don't grasp that "could go up" is not "will go up."
And finally, the very first thing Ford did in response to the tariffs was to cut prices.
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So Ford will raise prices in 6 weeks despite having a huge inventory?
LOL
Bahhahah..
You really don't uderstand tarriffs
You keep repeating the same nonsense over and over and pretend it is "fact"
It is not.
Also, you're now mr. "supply and demand" with the prices, but in 6 weeks that goes out the window because "tarriffs"
What is so funny is you don't even understand you are doing this.
You keep repeating the same nonsense over and over and pretend it is "fact"
It is not.
Also, you're now mr. "supply and demand" with the prices, but in 6 weeks that goes out the window because "tarriffs"
What is so funny is you don't even understand you are doing this.
And who got China's back?
Libtard Nation
The buffoons tell us they oppose everything China represents. Yet China is hoping the fucking idiots like Gavin Newsom succeed
Pollution
Global warming
Child labor
Slave wages
Human rights
Rock on Garth
On Easter Weekend remember this. They are our cross the bear. We'll bring peace and prosperity, they'll bitch and moan
It's tradition
It's genetics
As China staggers into a slowdown caused by Donald Trump’s trade war, a hobbled jobs market is impairing the resilience Beijing needs to battle it out against the US.
Trump’s 145 per cent tariffs on China’s goods are threatening to obliterate its access to the world’s biggest economy, with Goldman Sachs Group Inc. estimating that up to 20 million people — or about 3 per cent of the labour force — may be exposed to US-bound exports. A full economic divorce would roil a workforce already drained by widespread salary cuts and layoffs.