Not long ago, President Joe Biden promised to transform the American auto industry—”first with carrots, now with sticks,” is the analogy The Washington Post used. Read More
Biden's tariffs play on the good intentions of voters, but all they do is raise costs for consumers and businesses and undermine innovation.
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“During his long Senate tenure, Biden split the metaphorical baby when it came to free trade questions. Like his tweets, sometimes he was for it, other times he was against it.”
Will Tariffs Outweigh CPI? Authored by Peter Tchir via Academy Securities, Markets shrugged off high headlines on PPI, for a variety of valid reasons. Now we can move on to CPI (where I see the “whisper number” as a lower than expectations print). I’m more focused on tariffs. My recollection of tariffs was that far more economists reacted negatively to the initial round of tariffs imposed by President Trump in 2018. I figured I’d check with ChatGPT if my perception was...
Breitbart economics editor John Carney said Wednesday on Fox Business Network's "Kudlow" that "overspending by the federal government" under the Biden administration caused inflation, not tariffs implemented by former President Donald Trump. | Clips
Trump and Biden used tariffs to support American jobs and industries. But Biden's levies on Chinese goods are higher and more targeted.
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While new polling data reveals that Republicans are more in favor of tariffs than Democrats, voters generally support tariffs more when they target China.
The Biden administration is ending a key exemption that allowed solar panel imports to evade tariffs. The administration is announcing on Thursday that it's ending an exemption to import tariffs for solar panels that are double-sided, noting that since the exception was implemented, nearly all solar panel imports have been two sided. The move comes []
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden unveiled steep tariff hikes on Chinese green tech this week, hitting imports like electric vehicles, chips and solar cells — and adding stress to U.S.-China ties. But despite targeting $18 billion in imports across new and already targeted sectors, analysts do not expect a major economic impact, assuming Beijing does not retaliate significantly. So what will be the repercussions of his moves? Will this hit the U.S. economy?
A tariff is a tax on imports. Taxes make us poorer. There has been a public debate among some economists as to whether the effects of tariffs are inflationary.