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Sure miss the days where there wasn’t headline generating chaos from the White House resulting in market volatility. Make Government Boring Again.
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Economic migrants stop appearing when the future of the economy starts looking bleak. You can also make housing affordable by encouraging murders on the street.
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Haha yep, I designed one when he announced the tariffs the first time but never got around to printing them.
Would you mind sharing the design?
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This isn't 'wrong' but only accounts for a two party market.
That's interesting, so, prices might not drop to pre-tariff levels, until not just one, but many, manufacturers appear in the US, and start competing on price (well, obviously, I guess some would say)
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> I can have my family out of the country in 72 hours. I was thinking out loud about this on a reddit thread, kind of going through my idea of different scenarios. "Maslow's hierarchy of GTFO". As in... if you're in 1930ies Germany, you get out with whatever you can take, but you get out ASAP. If you're in, say, Hungary... you don't really need to rush your exit. You might find the politics unpleasant, but you can le…
I work in risk management. If I overestimate this risk, the cost is very low. If I underestimate the risk and am suddenly exposed to it unexpectedly, the cost is exceptionally high. This leads me to action accordingly.
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<€4k/pa. That’s everything including utilities. No mortgage.
Any advice? Figured maintenance would be annoying (utilities, making sure things that break down get fixed, etc). Also, did you go for a big bank (Santander BBVA etc) or smaller one? Gracias!
https://old.reddit.com/r/GoingToSpain/ helped me, I hope it helps you. Safe travels, wishing you the best.
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This could be an interesting topic, but inevitably these posts devolve into politics and it’s always about the same thing. Yet this is the type of comment at the top. Why bother leaving a comment like this?
You realize that the only reason this is a topic of discussion is because of politics, right?
Any bets on how this will be justified by Trump voters? I'm thinking at first it'll be 'playing hardball negotiating tactic' and when it looks like the tariffs are here to stay 'paying more is patriotic'.
I haven’t paid attention to the politics here much, but isn’t driving up the price the point? If you charge Canada a 25% tariff then products sold in the U.S. and shipped from Canada should cost U.S. consumers about 25% more. That, in turn, makes U.S. products look more attractive. A U.S. business pays taxes at the federal and state levels. A U.S. business also hires U.S. employees, who pay taxes as well and spend in…
Who would have thought that increasing the price of goods will lead to higher prices? I'm not necessarily against tariffs, but I think it's idiotic to think that raising the price is going to somehow lower grocery prices.