The US Will Reduce Its Tariff With China To Fight Inflation

[onebyone]

 

[PakFactor]

@Norwegian I called this long time back eventually US would recoil back to it's default position. The whole trade war was for naught.

 

[nang2]

Tariff is never the source of inflation. They just want to target the symptom, but not the source.

 

[MH.Yang]

Will Americans be angry if China imposes an equal amount of environmental protection taxes on exports?

Tariff is never the source of inflation. They just want to target the symptom, but not the source.

The root cause is that Americans have issued excessive $4 trillion currency. These currencies cannot buy goods, so they lead to inflation.

 

[hualushui]

 

[nang2]

Will Americans be angry if China imposes an equal amount of environmental protection taxes on exports?

I doubt that. That tax would be paid by Chinese manufacturers. It is unknown whether they can pass that cost onto American consumers. On the other hand, import tariff is paid by American importers. Doesn't matter whether they can pass it onto American consumers, American people have already paid for it.

 

[MH.Yang]

I doubt that. That tax would be paid by Chinese manufacturers. It is unknown whether they can pass that cost onto American consumers. On the other hand, import tariff is paid by American importers. Doesn't matter whether they can pass it onto American consumers, American people have already paid for it.

I'm kidding, don't take it seriously. But the increased costs usually caused by taxes will be transferred to FOB.

 

[Beast]

I doubt that. That tax would be paid by Chinese manufacturers. It is unknown whether they can pass that cost onto American consumers. On the other hand, import tariff is paid by American importers. Doesn't matter whether they can pass it onto American consumers, American people have already paid for it.

Absolutely nonsense. The tax will be paid by US customers and not Chinese manufacturer.

Imagine Chinese manufacturer stop export to US and what happened? I know some clown will think it's so easy to get a substitute supplier chain to replace China. These delusion fools will keep living in their fantasy... Even I give u 5 years time, I doubt they can replace China supplier.

 

[nang2]

Absolutely nonsense. The tax will be paid by US customers and not Chinese manufacturer.

Imagine Chinese manufacturer stop export to US and what happened? I know some clown will think it's so easy to get a substitute supplier chain to replace China. These delusion fools will keep living in their fantasy... Even I give u 5 years time, I doubt they can replace China supplier.

Everyone is replaceable in this world. It is delusional to think otherwise.

 

[Pakistan Space Agency]

Ha ha haaaaa.

This is some kind of a self-slap in US's own face.

U.S. companies are bearing the brunt of Trump's China tariffs, says Moody’s

Moody's said American importers absorbed more than 90% of additional costs resulting from the 20% U.S. tariff on Chinese goods.

www.cnbc.com

Tariffs on China Are Destructive and They Are Here to Stay

The Biden administration knows how Trump’s trade strictures backfired on U.S. workers and businesses. But that doesn’t mean the policy will change.

www.bloomberg.com

@Hamartia Antidote @F-22Raptor

Your Presidents (Trump/Biden) have let you down.

 

[Beast]

Everyone is replaceable in this world. It is delusional to think otherwise.

Really? I know some clown will claim Rome can be build overnight and replace China in a single day...

I am waiting for that day for some to replace China as world factory. Definitely not in my lifetime and I have many decades ahead.

Ha ha haaaaa.

This is some kind of a self-slap in US's own face.

U.S. companies are bearing the brunt of Trump's China tariffs, says Moody’s

Moody's said American importers absorbed more than 90% of additional costs resulting from the 20% U.S. tariff on Chinese goods.

www.cnbc.com

Tariffs on China Are Destructive and They Are Here to Stay

The Biden administration knows how Trump’s trade strictures backfired on U.S. workers and businesses. But that doesn’t mean the policy will change.

www.bloomberg.com

@Hamartia Antidote @F-22Raptor

Your Presidents (Trump/Biden) have let you down.

@nang2

Some clown will claim the tax are absorbed by Chinese manufacturer.....

 

[nang2]

Really? I know some clown will claim Rome can be build overnight and replace China in a single day...

I am waiting for that day for some to replace China as world factory. Definitely not in my lifetime and I have many decades ahead.

@nang2

Some clown will claim the tax are absorbed by Chinese manufacturer.....

You are truly dumb and certainly cannot read. I referred to the export fee jokingly proposed by @MH.Yang

 

[Paul2]

I doubt that. That tax would be paid by Chinese manufacturers. It is unknown whether they can pass that cost onto American consumers. On the other hand, import tariff is paid by American importers. Doesn't matter whether they can pass it onto American consumers, American people have already paid for it.

It will not. Things are just getting shipped to Vietnam, to have few screws inserted, stamped with "Made in Vietnam," and shipped to US.

That's what been happening with like half of all white label companies I knew.

 

[nang2]

It will not. Things are just getting shipped to Vietnam, to have few screws inserted, stamped with "Made in Vietnam," and shipped to US.

That's what been happening with like half of all white label companies I knew.

Of course, either way American consumers would see higher prices as even finding an alternative increases the cost. That will eventually affect the manufacturers. So, such an evading maneuver is understandable. But if it continues, Vietnam needs to re-assess the benefit of inserting a few more screws comparing with getting suspicious attention from US government.

 

[siegecrossbow]

It will not. Things are just getting shipped to Vietnam, to have few screws inserted, stamped with "Made in Vietnam," and shipped to US.

That's what been happening with like half of all white label companies I knew.

I've always had a nagging suspicion about it. One furniture I've purchased is clearly produced by a Chinese firm but claims to be "made in Vietnam". I wonder if the only thing they did was punch holes for the bolts.