I actually think that the Clockwork Orange Julius (and his team) believe that the imposition of tariffs would lead to the rebirth of the manufacturing sector in the U.S.
Problem is, there’s a slight snag in the tactic, and its underlying logic. While technically the tariffs temporarily make American-made products more competitive, no investor would be fool enough to support the re-origination of now-exported manufacturing facilities or resource gathering, such as the mining of important transition metals, without the guarantee that the tariffs would stay in place long enough (i.e., years) for efforts like steel foundries, etc., to re-establish themselves in a manually adjusted global economy.
Although some sectors require it (like farming), NObody wants to bet on cards that they actually aren’t holding….
I actually think that the Clockwork Orange Julius (and his team) believe that the imposition of tariffs would lead to the rebirth of the manufacturing sector in the U.S.
Problem is, there’s a slight snag in the tactic, and its underlying logic. While technically the tariffs temporarily make American-made products more competitive, no investor would be fool enough to support the re-origination of now-exported manufacturing facilities or resource gathering, such as the mining of important transition metals, without the guarantee that the tariffs would stay in place long enough (i.e., years) for efforts like steel foundries, etc., to re-establish themselves in a manually adjusted global economy.
Although some sectors require it (like farming), NObody wants to bet on cards that they actually aren’t holding….