A leading Polish economist has sounded an alarm about the latest wave of trade tariffs: the US risks ending up on the losing side.
Bartlomiej E. Nowak, professor of international relations at Vistula University, says, "The US will not be in a favorable trade position as other countries will simply change their trade patterns as a result of the tariffs."
From Southeast Asia to Europe, companies are already seeking alternative suppliers, redirecting shipments, and rethinking long-term contracts. Preliminary trade figures point to double-digit shifts in import sources as businesses adapt to new cost pressures.
The ripple effects are far-reaching: global supply chains are rerouting, entrepreneurs need to navigate shifting costs, and consumers might face higher prices on everyday goods. For digital nomads and travelers, this could mean pricier electronics and gadgets, while startups could scramble to find reliable partners overseas.
As thought leaders push for sustainable trade practices, this upheaval also raises questions about environmental standards and human rights in sourcing. Will the US recalibrate its strategy, or will global markets continue to evolve around its tariffs? Share your thoughts and join the conversation below.
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US will be on the losing side in the tariff war: Polish economist
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