Populism, realism or economically self-sufficiency?
Tuesday, 8 Apr 2025, 18:01
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Edited by Helene Viel, Wednesday, 9 Apr 2025, 10:31
So, the US wants to establish an economic barrier with the world. #trumptariffs #trump
This is not realistic. Even if every country seeks to prioritise local businesses, living economically self-sufficiently is impossible. We need each other. If so, consumers and customers must choose their way of consuming. The great majority is not prepared.
Populism, realism or economically self-sufficiency?
So, the US wants to establish an economic barrier with the world. #trumptariffs #trump
This is not realistic. Even if every country seeks to prioritise local businesses, living economically self-sufficiently is impossible. We need each other. If so, consumers and customers must choose their way of consuming. The great majority is not prepared.
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