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Will Trump's Trade Wars Actually Work?
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February 4, 2025
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Over the weekend, Trump announced he’d be putting tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China, and while he’s only followed through with China, this does suggest his second term could be more economically aggressive. But could Trump actually lose his own trade war?
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2 Bloomberg live on de minimis exemption
4 China exports by country
5 Canada exports by country
6 Mexico exports by country
9 PIIE comparing impact on US vs Canadian/Mexican economies
10 CFR article on impact of sanctions
12 PCE inflation
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