sc94597 said:
What? Tariffs are infamously regressive taxes on consumption. They're not direct taxes on production. One of the things we discovered after two (arguably many more than two) world wars is that the best way to prevent war is to be economically entangled with your adversaries. It's pretty much the basis of "Pax Americana." Disentangling from the world into Autarky makes total war more likely, not less. |
Are consumption and production linked in any way?
If the US loses steel and aluminium production then we'll all ("the West") pay the price. The scariest prospect is that China and US (Chimerica) come to terms and carve the world up. I don't want to see Australia become the new Poland.
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