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Who knows? We will find out though
Who knows? We will find out though
Whatever they think, it's interesting that all of these people in big businesses don't rate Trump when he has always told anyone who will listen that he's the best businessman anywhere.The same CEOs Kamala is going to crack down on for price gouging yeah?
It’s hilarious the Democrats think big business supporting them is some kind of flex with the state of the country.
Move companies from the USA.
Tariffs can offer a number of positives.Hang on, thought you were an expert on Don's policies being nothing but positive for the "people" . Why the deflection?
Come on Chief, as the CEO of Bigfooty, you know that the stock market is increasing because they are excited by Trump’s imminent win and they do their own polling.Whatever they think, it's interesting that all of these people in big businesses don't rate Trump when he has always told anyone who will listen that he's the best businessman anywhere.
Serious question time.Tariffs can offer a number of positives.
Jobs, trade bargaining, protecting domestic industries….
While we may see rises in prices the economic improvement can offset that
Whatever they think, it's interesting that all of these people in big businesses don't rate Trump when he has always told anyone who will listen that he's the best businessman anywhere.
Ringing endorsement thereWho knows? We will find out though
Wait, are you going on about inflation as being Harris' fault? And you're now calling for price rises?Tariffs can offer a number of positives.
Jobs, trade bargaining, protecting domestic industries….
While we may see rises in prices the economic improvement can offset that
That’ll never happen.Imagine for a moment; you manage to successful implement a global minimum company tax rate.
Global minimum corporate tax rate - Wikipedia
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You may see an imported cars go up in the short term but with more attractive local manufacturing options that can bring their costs down with increased demand while creating jobs.Wait, are you going on about inflation as being Harris' fault? And you're now calling for price rises?
I'd be confused if i was trying to take anything you said in good faith.
Tariffs can offer a number of positives.
Jobs, trade bargaining, protecting domestic industries….
While we may see rises in prices the economic improvement can offset that
You may see an imported cars go up in the short term but with more attractive local manufacturing options that can bring their costs down with increased demand while creating jobs.
That’ll never happen.
Im not an economist nor a large stock buyer or business owner but this doesnt pass the sniff testYou may see an imported cars go up in the short term but with more attractive local manufacturing options that can bring their costs down with increased demand while creating jobs.
Im not an economist nor a large stock buyer or business owner but this doesnt pass the sniff test
Are you saying a Kia will have an import fee attached which makes it dearer - lets say $20k - and by doing so the US market will sell a comparable car for $14k ?
Because I reckon they would sell it for $19500
I’m not saying that at all. But if they are similar prices most will elect for the USA producedIm not an economist nor a large stock buyer or business owner but this doesnt pass the sniff test
Are you saying a Kia will have an import fee attached which makes it dearer - lets say $20k - and by doing so the US market will sell a comparable car for $14k ?
Because I reckon they would sell it for $19500
Most will buy the one offering dashmatsI’m not saying that at all. But if they are similar prices most will elect for the USA produced
They weren’t well priced nor overly well made.Most will buy the one offering dashmats
Car buying is not country centric otherwise Holden at Elizabeth would still be running
Neither are US cars v Japanese/KoreanThey weren’t well priced nor overly well made.
I’m not saying that at all. But if they are similar prices most will elect for the USA produced
Tariffs can offer a number of positives.
Jobs, trade bargaining, protecting domestic industries….
While we may see rises in prices the economic improvement can offset that