As far as any border tax goes here is my opinion.

[Remodeling Maidiac]

If another country taxes our goods going into their country, be it at the border or at the retailer level, we should place an equal tax on their goods.

Simple plan. Fair plan. Combine that with a lower corporate tax rates inside the US & a loosened regulatory burden and see where we end up

 

[Correll]

If another country taxes our goods going into their country, be it at the border or at the retailer level, we should place an equal tax on their goods.

Simple plan. Fair plan. Combine that with a lower corporate tax rates inside the US & a loosened regulatory burden and see where we end up

But taxes are only part of the problem. Slave wages, subsidies, lack of even reasonable environmental regulations, ect, all provide for the worst sort of destructive competition.

IMO, after the last 50 years, it is on other nations to make the trade reasonably balanced. If not, reasons don't matter, slam them.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

If another country taxes our goods going into their country, be it at the border or at the retailer level, we should place an equal tax on their goods.

Simple plan. Fair plan. Combine that with a lower corporate tax rates inside the US & a loosened regulatory burden and see where we end up

But taxes are only part of the problem. Slave wages, subsidies, lack of even reasonable environmental regulations, ect, all provide for the worst sort of destructive competition.

IMO, after the last 50 years, it is on other nations to make the trade reasonably balanced. If not, reasons don't matter, slam them.

We can't compensate for everything. It just isn't possible.

 

[Fenton Lum]

That's right boys, your system does not work anymore; adapt or perish.

 

[Correll]

If another country taxes our goods going into their country, be it at the border or at the retailer level, we should place an equal tax on their goods.

Simple plan. Fair plan. Combine that with a lower corporate tax rates inside the US & a loosened regulatory burden and see where we end up

But taxes are only part of the problem. Slave wages, subsidies, lack of even reasonable environmental regulations, ect, all provide for the worst sort of destructive competition.

IMO, after the last 50 years, it is on other nations to make the trade reasonably balanced. If not, reasons don't matter, slam them.

We can't compensate for everything. It just isn't possible.

Sure we can. Mutually Beneficial Trade, or they can fuck off.

 

[Correll]

That's right boys, your system does not work anymore; adapt or perish.

What system is that?

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

If another country taxes our goods going into their country, be it at the border or at the retailer level, we should place an equal tax on their goods.

Simple plan. Fair plan. Combine that with a lower corporate tax rates inside the US & a loosened regulatory burden and see where we end up

But taxes are only part of the problem. Slave wages, subsidies, lack of even reasonable environmental regulations, ect, all provide for the worst sort of destructive competition.

IMO, after the last 50 years, it is on other nations to make the trade reasonably balanced. If not, reasons don't matter, slam them.

We can't compensate for everything. It just isn't possible.

Sure we can. Mutually Beneficial Trade, or they can fuck off.

Pie in the sky

 

[SassyIrishLass]

If another country taxes our goods going into their country, be it at the border or at the retailer level, we should place an equal tax on their goods.

Simple plan. Fair plan. Combine that with a lower corporate tax rates inside the US & a loosened regulatory burden and see where we end up

We should also adopt the same immigration policy Mexico has.

 

[Correll]

If another country taxes our goods going into their country, be it at the border or at the retailer level, we should place an equal tax on their goods.

Simple plan. Fair plan. Combine that with a lower corporate tax rates inside the US & a loosened regulatory burden and see where we end up

But taxes are only part of the problem. Slave wages, subsidies, lack of even reasonable environmental regulations, ect, all provide for the worst sort of destructive competition.

IMO, after the last 50 years, it is on other nations to make the trade reasonably balanced. If not, reasons don't matter, slam them.

We can't compensate for everything. It just isn't possible.

Sure we can. Mutually Beneficial Trade, or they can fuck off.

Pie in the sky

Not trading with people who fuck us? We can't do that?

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

If another country taxes our goods going into their country, be it at the border or at the retailer level, we should place an equal tax on their goods.

Simple plan. Fair plan. Combine that with a lower corporate tax rates inside the US & a loosened regulatory burden and see where we end up

But taxes are only part of the problem. Slave wages, subsidies, lack of even reasonable environmental regulations, ect, all provide for the worst sort of destructive competition.

IMO, after the last 50 years, it is on other nations to make the trade reasonably balanced. If not, reasons don't matter, slam them.

We can't compensate for everything. It just isn't possible.

Sure we can. Mutually Beneficial Trade, or they can fuck off.

Pie in the sky

Not trading with people who fuck us? We can't do that?

Sure we can if you want to completely fuck American agriculture.

 

[LoneLaugher]

How awesome is this?! We have such brilliant people posting here at USMB! They manage to make discussing extremely complicated international trade issues so simple!