Why Tariffs Are a Dead End for America’s Economy
Tariffs on imports may trim deficits but risk disrupting global supply chains, hiking consumer costs and even rattling the dollar—why they could be a dead end.
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Tariffs on imports may trim deficits but risk disrupting global supply chains, hiking consumer costs and even rattling the dollar—why they could be a dead end.
Global business leaders, including Chinese mainland chamber executives, call for enhanced trade cooperation amid escalating U.S. tariffs and protectionist measures.
Cambridge economist Jostein Hauge states that Trump’s tariffs are unlikely to significantly impact China’s economy or serve as an effective boost for the US, highlighting China’s diversified trade partnerships.
US’s unilateral tariffs aimed at addressing the fentanyl crisis violate WTO rules and may worsen the problem. Multilateral cooperation is essential for sustainable solutions.
Amid rising Western tariffs, China embraces openness, driving global economic growth with new initiatives for 2025. Discover how China’s strategy is shaping the future of international trade.
Explore Chinese President Xi Jinping’s key messages at the China International Import Expo (CIIE) opening ceremonies, highlighting global trade and economic collaboration since 2018.
The EU has imposed new tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, sparking criticism from China, the UK, and Germany. Negotiations continue to resolve the trade conflict.
CCPIT Chairman Ren Hongbin criticizes the EU’s new tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, stating they violate WTO agreements and harm both economies.
Global EV industry faces opposition as the EU imposes new tariffs on Chinese electric vehicle imports, raising concerns over fair trade and industry disruption.
China criticizes the U.S. for alleged ‘bullying’ over capacity claims, highlighting hypocrisy in trade policies and promoting its own growth in the new energy sector.