America's Trading Partners: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

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When you hire a large trading partner, the trade war is very bad. "They are depriving us of our interests" so I am talking about his silly plan to impose tariffs on Donald Trump and Chinese Aluminum and Steel. This is a complete BS. In the words of Donald Trump himself, it is said that "it is smart." America does not compete with China. DT is too stupid to achieve this. Furthermore, Donald believes that China should not retaliate against China by imposing tariffs on agricultural products for 'national security reasons'. Wow. Let's talk about someone crying. Life is not fair to Donald. If you tear up someone, do not get angry when others or countries use your extended self to tear you.

President Trump has insisted that the Free Trade Agreement is not good for the United States. As mentioned above, this is incorrect. This does not mean that we allow our trading partners to utilize us by throwing out goods or manipulating money. The only way to work for a free trade agreement is to prevent us or our partner from doing wrong. If NAM is correct, it will require 3.5 million new factory workers over the next 10 years and will be unable to meet the work of 2 million people due to the lack of skilled volunteers. That's right. The work of the low-wage manufacturing industry will not return to America, and we should not want them. Our ordinary workers are more productive than any other workers in the world. Productivity declines due to more sophisticated technology at the production site

How bad is this? Owen said that people sometimes use rose glasses to see the history of the postwar trading system. When Reagan abused its trading partner as a voluntary export regulation using the influence of the United States and used the gap of the GATT regulation, the world has changed into a trading system based on brute force, not multilateral regulation I was afraid. In other words, Mr. Owen continues, Reagan has always believed in this system; in the end his frustration is because it is too weak. His trade retaliatory effort has always been considered as temporary - this is a rude way to build a stronger system. This attack was one of the reasons each country signed a stronger rule under the WTO in the 1990s. Mr. Trump is not such a follower.