And I don't mind to pay the fair price of things knowing it has not been manufactured by expoloited kids. Have you no shame?
Well you are fortunate to have enough cash on hand to buy American made products. But it doesn't explain away the fact that Wallmart and Big Lots do so well.
Its simple. People buy cheap. It's the way of life for the middle class. America will never compete with China paying workers 1.25 an HR. Tariffs are a dumb move.
Roger believe in free trade and so do I. But reality is China does not engage in free trade in any ways. That's how they became the number one manufacturing power in the world.
"Shanghai is becoming the most profitable Disneyland park in the world" "Shanghai is really propelling a good chunk of [earnings growth for Disney right now." https://goo.gl/cv8Awn
Yes and Iphones also got a free pass too. Because that's the only way, by getting a free pass to bypass the policies which are granted by the chinese governement. Now what dummy?
Since we are both on memo, I suppose we agree that the USD should not be global reserve currency. IF Donald Trump audits the fed, adopts crypto, and/or the gold standard, I will MAGA.
Although I think Trump would be in favor of crypto, I doubt he will make any decisions on crypto in the two years he has left. He is too busy tweeting stupid shit on twitter.
As a reserve currency, the USD needs to run a deficit. "The US can eliminate its trade deficit or run the world’s dominant currency—but not both." https://goo.gl/dzeda2
The US can definitely change how their silly monetary system works in the first place. But for that you need to make the Federal Reserve FEDERAL instead of private.
"U.S. central bankers ... examined how global trade disputes could batter businesses and households, minutes of the Federal Reserve’s last policy meeting ...." https://goo.gl/Fpjenk
If China does not fold to tariff threats, US will experience inflation. Interest rates will rise, and emerging markets will crash. https://goo.gl/LKvFdX America First (for a while).
Because prices of goods will rise. Even though you personally might face more economic opportunities (so maybe inflation won't bother you), the cost of goods will definitely climb.
"In economics, inflation is a sustained increase in the price level of goods and services in an economy over a period of time." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inflation
"Boeing expects China to buy 7,690 new airplanes in the next 20 years as demand ... expands in the world’s most populous nation." https://goo.gl/WHBLEu