You explain yourself why these tariffs aren't that big of a deal in the long term. >"electrical energy will become dramatically cheaper starting in the mid-202

You explain yourself why these tariffs aren't that big of a deal in the long term. >"electrical energy will become dramatically cheaper starting in the mid-2020s, at least for diurnal uses. Consequently, the prices of goods produced by energy-intensive industries, such as aluminum and solar panels, will begin to drop precipitously, and new energy-intensive industries will become economically feasible, opening up vast new areas of the economy." Not only will the tariffs halve in four years, photovoltaic prices will substantially drop in parallel. Better to give US manufacturers a chance to reach the promised land of solar you're predicting than allow them to crumble now.