Protectionism and Free Trade

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Gary Galles

Car companies are building in Mexico rather than the United States, largely because it has freer trade than the United States does with the rest of the world.

Andrew Moran

The trade deficit has increased since President Trump took office, consumer prices are rising, and American industries are losing their competitiveness on the world stage.

Diego Santizo

Even if Trump and Xi both desire to reduce America's trade deficit with China, it's unlikely it will shrink in the short term.

Alasdair Macleod

It is the lethal combination of tariffs and the end of the expansionary phase of the credit cycle which should concern us.

Frank Shostak

It is not "the US" that imports Japanese or Chinese electrical appliances, but an individual from the US, or a group of Americans. They import these appliances because they believe that a profit can be made. And governments ought not interfere in these transactions.

Per Bylund

Tariffs inflict harm on real people, empowering bureaucracy and the state, while destroying the rights of real-world entrepreneurs and consumers. Yet, some people claiming to support free markets are perfectly fine with this.

Carmen Elena Dorobăț

The evolution of global trade over the last decades has thus been influenced to a significant and yet unrecognized extent by the expansionist monetary policies of governments around the world.

Carmen Elena Dorobăț

Government injection of funds into trade finance prevents interest rates to rise, deepening malinvestments and precluding the readjustment of international trade after a crisis.