Trump’s plan to put 60% tariffs on good from China ‘couldn’t be more inflationary’
President-elect Trump’s proposed plan includes 60% tariffs on goods from China. Ben Rhodes, former Deputy National Security Advisor for the Obama Administration, joins Andrea Mitchell to provide more insight on the impact of Trump’s economic agenda and on how he may address the conflict in the Middle East.
But this also prompted tariffs in the United States, Europe, Turkey and elsewhere. China may be able to boost external ...
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A $50 tricycle would increase to as much as $78; a $25 board game could cost $39 and a $17 plush toy could spike to $27 under ...
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China files complaint at World Trade Organization over EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehiclesChina has moved forward with a complaint at the World Trade Organization that alleges the European Union has improperly set ...
Trump has promised to slap blanket 60% tariffs on all Chinese imports, and even higher if Beijing makes a move to invade ...
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