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China says it will cut auto import tariffs on July 1

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None of this would be happening without the populist Trump in power. I'm no fan of Trump, but the globalists previously in charge were perfectly happy with Beijing's cheating and skewed market protection policies. They cared naught for the plight of their own workers and their stagnant incomes.

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None of this would be happening without the populist Trump in power. 25% 15% even no tarriffs wont change the fact that American cars manufactured in China will always be cheaper than manufacturing them in the US. so Chinese imports of American made vehicles wont increase dramatically no matter what the tariffs are.

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None of this would be happening without the populist Trump in power. I'm no fan of Trump, but the globalists previously in charge were perfectly happy with Beijing's cheating and skewed market protection policies. They cared naught for the plight of their own workers and their stagnant incomes.

Ofcourse you're a fan of Trump so what is reached with this measurement? The Chinese buying more US cars? China is going electric.

I'm already aware that you've no clue about globalism. 'The globalists previously in charge' is laughing stock at the morning coffee break. The 'globalists' in the US are still in charge when you would have the slightest knowledge of American multinational business. On stagnant incomes: better something to be worried about in the developed nations so I bet that you're projecting here :)

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"25% 15% even no tarriffs wont change the fact that American cars manufactured in China will always be cheaper than manufacturing them in the US."

Chinese consumers will be wiilling to pay a 20%-30% premium for US-made cars, over the same/similar models made in China by the joint ventures controlled by the (communist) state firms.

Their tourists come to Japan and pay 200% to 300% premiums on Japanese rice cookers, woks, diapers and a whole heap of consumer goods freely available in their own country. They snap them up at steep premiums because those products are not made in China.

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