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I don't think the metric of success is how much mfg comes back to America, it's just a simple slogan that plays well. The real movement is the mfg flocking out
by datavirtue 1y ago
I don't think the metric of success is how much mfg comes back to America, it's just a simple slogan that plays well. The real movement is the mfg flocking out of China and into our allies countries.
- _t9ow 1y ago> The real movement is the mfg flocking out of China and into our allies countries. If Trump cared so much about America's allies, why has he also imposed tariffs on Canada and repeatedly threatened to annex it? Why has he repeatedly talked about annexing Greenland?
- yupitsme123 1y agoIs this actually happening? I figured the result would be China simply swooping in and picking up all the trade partners we've alienated. And also all the soft power we've abandoned.
- worik 1y agoThe USA is 20% of Chinese exports China has been moving the manufacturing to their allies for years, as their labour force climbs the value chain. Here in Aotearoa I am looking forward to continued booming trade with China and it's allies, hoping our government (we have a particularly bad one too currently) do not try to suck up to Mr Trump. But the insanity in USA is bad for everyone. Hopefully we will get used to it soon and adjust to living without USA trade, and dollars That will be good for everyone but the USA