Business Consultant Says US Tariffs on China 'Symbolic'
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Published 2024-05-26
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All Comments (21)
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The world is starting to wake up to Americas bullshit.
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Even if US doesn't buy Chinese EVs rest of the world will. US is behaving more and more like USSR everyday. I saw movies where USSR people couldn't get US clothes and couldn't listen to US music. This feels similar.
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USA….. pathetic………what the f is “over capacity “ anyway and why doesn’t Bloomberg question yellen on these terms ……..
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US goverment to the citizens: You are not allowed to buy Chinese cheap products. It is your duty as an American to pay more and keep American CEOs rich.
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Doesn't tariffs make the goods more expensive and ultimately the ones who suffer are the consumers?
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Ding dong, Biden would still lose the election putting up a show. US politics is so easily see through.
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China, looks for partners while the US demands subjects.
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It is time for the world to abandon US $ - American hegemonic tool
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Using printed money to buy things from China is already a huge advantage to the US. Or the USD will be worthless and inflation will shoot off the roof. This reminds me of Mark Twain‘sTom Sawyer. Tom didn't like the painting job his aunt asked him to do. But when he saw a boy came over, he tried to paint the wall with much interest and seemingly very enjoyable. At the end, the boy used his candy as exchange for Tom's painting job.
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Liars gonna lie.
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Offloading US bonds is China's highest priority at this moment
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This is one of the few that actually got stats n numbers to back up his points. Great interview.
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Heres the reality. You put tariffs on chinese goods. Enterprising Mexicans and Vietnamese will import from china, assemble it there, slap a made in vietnam or mexico label, make their profits and ship it to the usa. Instead of paying $200 for a chinese tv us will pay $400 for a made in vietnam tv with all chinese parts in it. The wonders of globalisation.
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Remake of BANANAS Wars between US and EU - fight tariffs with tariffs.
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Cameron! Good to see you here.
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First they wanted China to do something about pollution. Now they making electronic cars they put 100% terrifs
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This guy knows what he is talking about.
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Tariffs alone were never going to be enough to rebuild industries in the US. It would take a consistent industrial policy over many years. Which is how the Chinese did it.
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Beijing will ban boeing (for security reasons) and then impose symbolic tariff on its planes.
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It’s not a skill issue, it’s a management issue
