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March 17, 2025

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Good morning. As I told in detail last week, President Trump’s Permanent Trade Wars gave confidence at least one voter block: General Directors who are increasingly experiencing the economy.

Although some industries may eventually get the tariffs, it is difficult to move in a short -term violation. My colleague Sean Tulai has more closely considered the influences what trade wars could render to the US economy. First, he considered President Trump’s emphasis on trade deficit and talked to several famous economistsFor example, John Cocron Stanford, who claims that “it is unclear why the problem of trade deficit is first and foremost because nations are reinfisted by dollars that we send back to the US” “

By -second, telles indicates Some fundamental truths About tariffs. They are a tax that is mostly US consumers, they will most likely hurt and increase unemployment, they will not reduce the trade deficit or deficit of the federal budget, and in my opinion, the most important – it unleashes the story that we get shoots associated with the Protectors.

I am glad to speak with the Minister of Transport and Internal Trade of Canada Tomorrow, Christian Freland, who also recently held the post of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance. She will join us in WealthDinner CEO in New York, where we will also communicate with former Transport Secretary Elein Chao and former Wilbur Ros Secretary. It will definitely be a live discussion, with tariffs and trade is definitely on the menu.
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