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There are 10 customs questions that have not been asked, but should.
1. President Trump’s so-called “trade war”
Many call the US efforts the “trade war” to acquire either a trade deficit of about $1 trillion and a 50-year consecutive trade deficit reduction.
But what do they call policies of the past half century, such as Europe, Asia, China, and others, to ensure asymmetric tariffs, pseudo-health and security trade restrictions, and large surplus?
Trade peace? Trade equity?
2. Does the state prefer surplus or deficits?
Why do most countries prefer trade surpluses and protection tariffs?
Are Europe, Asia, China, and others stupid? Are they committed suicide in continuing trade surplus and protective or asymmetric tariffs?
Is the US unique and wonderful in maintaining a half-century cumulative trade deficit?
Do Americans Only Discover the Benefits of $1 Trillion a Year? Trade deficit And small or non-existent tariffs?
Why don’t American trading partners like us?
3. Do our trading partners prefer to trade locations with us?
Would our trading partners prefer to have the expected US advantage of a trade deficit of $1 trillion?
Will the US “suffer” as they do by running a $200 billion surplus a year?
4. What happens if wages rise in stock market proportions?
What will the stock market react if wages have increased in shares over the past decade?
5. Is Wall Street panic based on what happens?
Are Wall Street meltdowns afraid of what will happen in the future? Or are you responding to the latest employment report in March?
Was Wall Street based on panic based on reports that oil prices were much lower?
Has anger arisen? March inflation report What has led to an annual inflation falling to 2.6% per year?
6. What frenzy caused by Trump’s economic agenda?
Is Wall Street worried about Donald Trump’s imminent tax cuts, deregulation, greater budget cuts, and concerns that continuing efforts to eliminate the fiscal deficit and reduce national debt will stall economic growth?
7. What about your North American neighbors?
If the US had run a trade surplus of more than $63 billion with Canada, is Canada concerned if it meets NATO requirements to spend 2% of its GDP on defense and instead only spends 1.37%?
If Mexico ran a $171 billion trade deficit with the US, if Mexican Americans were sending more than $60 billion a year from Mexico to the US, if American drug dealers made $20 billion by selling fentanyl and opioids to Mexico, is Mexico mad?
8. Is Trump’s agenda bad economic news?
Has the current panic over tariffs been amplified by other Trump policies?
Does the sudden end of 10,000 illegal entries bother Wall Street?
Are the media furious that the Red Sea is suddenly ready to sail again, and that Yemeni Houtis is cutting off attacks?
Is the rage from targeting budget cuts of around $200 billion planned to cut $500 billion from the annual budget?
Will the challenge arise as Trump approves Iran, sub-supports Israel and calls for an end to the Ukrainian war?
9. Was Biden Records the best?
Should Trump try to add to former President Joe Biden’s $7 trillion national debt?
Should he return to allowing 12 million illegal aliens to the state?
Was Afghanistan a good model in 2021?
Is Wall Street worried that Trump will copy Biden’s new green deal, his electric vehicle duties, and more green regulations?
10. Why there was negotiation and why now?
Why do 70 countries want to negotiate tariffs with the US to zero, or do they want to negotiate each other at the same rate as us?
Is that a good thing? If so, why didn’t our trading partners want to lower the trade barrier much faster?
Did they suddenly decide that they were acting unfairly, voluntarily?
What’s next?
If you are in a hurry to cut your deal with the US soon, American marketchasing another hysterical Wall Street convulsion – buy stocks at bargain prices rather than selling them?
