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> Well, it's the customers that suffer due to higher tariff-induced prices. Indeed? Except the customers are also getting paid better because they now have job
by inetknght 3y ago
> Well, it's the customers that suffer due to higher tariff-induced prices.
Indeed? Except the customers are also getting paid better because they now have jobs instead of shipping those jobs overseas.
- dukeyukey 3y agoWhich are artificially-supported jobs that soak up labor that could be used in a more productive way. Trade restrictions destroy economies of scale by breaking up markets and make us all poorer.