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> However the deals have generally been good for the US. Given that some (most? all?) of the deals involve US import tariffs, which raise prices/taxes on US co
by throw0101c 1y ago
> However the deals have generally been good for the US.
Given that some (most? all?) of the deals involve US import tariffs, which raise prices/taxes on US consumers, can you illustrate the ways in which they've been generally good? (Especially compared to what the US was doing in December 2024, pre-Trump.)