“The U.S. is fairly rapidly attempting to dismantle the system that it set up, which is surprising a lot of people,” Mr. Hynd said.
Life is all about Change.
Like it or not, the US is the best house in a bad neighborhood.
I’m sure they’ll have no problem finding another country with a GDP the size of the United States, with a fully developed legal system, well-defined property rights, and a free press to keep everything more or less aboveboard.
And a population of a third of a billion, with the world’s largest middle class.
The New York Slimw: we never let the truth get in the way of our commie agenda.
Too bad ingrates.
China retaliated against U.S. tariffs by buying smaller amounts of “U.S. soybeans. Brazil filled the hole and now supplies most of China’s soybean demand, leaving American farmers with too much product and not enough buyers.”
Somebody needs to explain the meaning of the word “fungible” to the presstitutes at the times. If the overall market hasn’t increased US soybean sales will go elsewhere.
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What a silly article.
The NYT is a major part of the democrat party. It has nothing to do with news reporting.
The United States is the biggest economy in the world and the world wants to sell stuff here.
As for exports, Trump is trying to open up world markets.
These countries block our sales.
As for this stuff about allies raaching out to “better partners” there is no harm in Australia working with the EU or anyone else on defense.
Message to China. You don’t have to like the customer but when he is delivering you 80 percent of your global trade surplus, see rule one. The customer is always right.
Asia is undergoing a demographic collapse. Good luck!
The issue is not just explicit tariffs. The issue is also the many non-tariff trade barriers that countries erect. The Europeans are experts at this, in particular.
The irony is that, they will not find as reliable a trading partner - and the agreements between each other will resemble what Trump actually wants for everyone.....