> If more goods are made locally then it seems rather that unions would have more leverage. Unions represent only 9.9% of US labor [1], primarily in the public

> If more goods are made locally then it seems rather that unions would have more leverage. Unions represent only 9.9% of US labor [1], primarily in the public sector and the skilled trades. White collar workers and low skill workers tend not to have the benefit of a union. Tariffs are maybe OK if you are, for example, an domestic auto assembly worker (assuming no job losses due to demand reduction or supply chain cost increases), but otherwise not great. 1. Union Membership (Annual) News Release - 2024 A01 Results https://share.google/dmIydp7foghcJ1Lo2 https://share.google/dmIydp7foghcJ1Lo2