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Rocketk2 Side Hero Username: Rocketk2 Post Number: 5291 Registered: 03-2014 Posted From: 121.244.91.104 Rating: N/A |
vundhi.. repu rates peragatam valla suffer ayye 50 million people meedha ..koncham ekkuva vundhi.. Ee line of defense work avvadhu.. veredhi try cheyyandi...politics vadhu.. sentiment vadhu.. just common sense enough to say starting a trade war during times like this is dumb.. Already akkada Canada and Mexico ni exempt chesthunnamani feelers pampisthunnaru.. I will give you one simple basic. When supply can't meet demand, prices will go up. My belief is this move will benefit China as they are one of the few ( and only ones that matter) with labor costs so low to keep the trade ( and even increase) with added tariffs Free trade is a win-win situation.. one of the core republican principles I supported. Trump cheppe trade deficit kathalu vinte ilage vuntadhi.. there may be few issue with trade agreements that can be tweaked and modified( regular order of business) .. the trade deficit of US has a component which is indicative of strong economy, direct foreign investment. Trade deficit is meaningless stat without detail behind it Ignorance to basic economic principles is dangerous not only to us but entire world. I am waiting for commonsense republican leaders to stand up | ||
Biggboss Side Hero Username: Biggboss Post Number: 3206 Registered: 08-2017 Posted From: 45.62.177.6 Rating: N/A |
2009 Obama Tires tariff impact http://www.aei.org/publication/2009-tire-tariffs-cost-us-con sumers-926k-per-job-saved-and-led-to-the-loss-of-3-retail-jo bs-per-factory-job-saved/ | ||
Biggboss Side Hero Username: Biggboss Post Number: 3205 Registered: 08-2017 Posted From: 45.62.177.6 Rating: N/A |
2002 Bush Steel Tariffs Impact Study appati varaku idhi unchandi http://www.tradepartnership.com/pdf_files/2002jobstudy.pdf 200,000 Americans lost their jobs to higher steel prices during 2002. These lost jobs represent approximately $4 billion in lost wages from February to November 2002.3 • One out of four (50,000) of these job losses occurred in the metal manufacturing, machinery and equipment and transportation equipment and parts sectors. • Job losses escalated steadily over 2002, peaking in November (at 202,000 jobs), and slightly declining to 197,000 jobs in December.4 • More American workers lost their jobs in 2002 to higher steel prices than the total number employed by the U.S. steel industry itself (187,500 Americans were employed by U.S. steel producers in December 2002). • Every U.S. state experienced employment losses from higher steel costs, with the highest losses occurring in California (19,392 jobs lost), Texas (15,826 jobs lost), Ohio (10,553 jobs lost), Michigan (9,829 jobs lost), Illinois (9,621 jobs lost), Pennsylvania (8,400 jobs lost), New York (8,901 jobs lost) and Florida (8,370 jobs lost). Sixteen states lost at least 4,500 steel consuming jobs each over the course of 2002 from higher steel prices. | ||
Jai_ycp Hero Username: Jai_ycp Post Number: 12588 Registered: 04-2015 Posted From: 100.36.224.18 Rating: N/A |
https://www.politico.com/us-steel-corp-illinois-plant emi sir. ee 500 meedha meeku jali ledha? vellu muslims, lekha illegal immigrants kadhu ana? okadi muddi meedha segadda vuru antha panchukovali ane meeru, vellu jobs patla jali ledha/ the story of YCP and TDP in 2014 (AP)- http://goo.gl/zgrYmQ http://goo.gl/gn6XL5 the story of TDP in 2014 (T) - http://goo.gl/nyu1Wu |