What will be the impact of a North American trade war?
Carmakers, food producers and construction will be worst hit and consumers across the US, Mexico and Canada could suffer
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For its retaliation, Canada has went through serious work to select specific products and industries to impose tariffs on that will have the maximum political impact on the US while minimizing damage to Canadians.
Meanwhile Trump just went 25 percent on everything expect for energy with no additional thought given. He looks like a complete amateur.
Not doing the full 25% on energy shows that the US can't afford to do so. All Canada needs to do is make energy more expensive for the US. Top it up till 25%.
Making a specific country pay more for exports is the nuclear option. And frankly, it's well deserved at this point. With all the "jokes" about annexing making Canada into the 51st state, there's more than enough justification for it.
Yes, please do it. Since everyone of these conservatives bitched so much about fuel prices the entire time, it would be so freaking poetic. It's not like the US can just ramp up gasoline production because refineries cost billions and take years to get going.
From the man that wrote The Art of the Deal.
The man who loaned his name and a few quotes to a ghost writer, for the book The Art of the Deal.
This guy didn't write anything longer than a tweet.
Ah, thanks. Doesn’t surprise me and I should have thought of that.
