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All respectable links as far

artappraiser — Wed, 11 Apr 2018 07:40:40 +0000

All respectable links as far as this one reader is concerned, no excuses needed.

Here are three links that

A Guy Called LULU — Wed, 11 Apr 2018 06:17:16 +0000

In reply to ‘How Long Can We Last?’ Trump’s Tariffs Hit Home in the U.S.

Here are three links that discuss the issue. One is from a blogger that has already been totally dissed at this site so read at your own risk but it does address the issue of "How Long can We Last". The other two are from an economist but in the first he mocks the reporting of the NYT so once again be forewarned. The final one from 2016 suggests that Obama supported de facto tariffs several orders of magnitude greater than anything Trump was suggesting during the campaign. Could that possibly be true? None are offered to confuse or complicate the issues, they are about economics; what could be more complicated and/or confusing already. Especially if more than one economist is in the conversation.

How Trump's Tarrifs Might Play Out. Note the use of the word "might" in his self-written title.

NYT News Section Goes Into Battle Against Trump Trade Wars: Warns of Higher Prices for Hip Replacements

Dean Baker | Think Trump's 45 Percent Tariffs Are Bad? Try Obama's 10,000 Percent Tariffs

David Rodibaugh, director of

artappraiser — Wed, 11 Apr 2018 00:12:53 +0000

In reply to ‘How Long Can We Last?’ Trump’s Tariffs Hit Home in the U.S.

David Rodibaugh, director of Indiana Soybean Alliance, on potential impact of tariffs: “There is the potential that we would lose a great deal of our market. We do export 1/3 of our beans to China.” #TheStory pic.twitter.com/vJ7OPCcAiR
— Fox News (@FoxNews) April 11, 2018