Europe says it it ‘ready to negotiate,

Seymour Flops said:

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Not at all surprised.

UE offers to drop tariffs to zero on industrial goods.

That’s how you bring manufacturing back to the U.S.
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The socialists/communists on this board sure aren't going to like this news.
 
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Not at all surprised.

UE offers to drop tariffs to zero on industrial goods.

That’s how you bring manufacturing back to the U.S.
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Maybe. Just because tariffs are dropped doesn't mean Europeans will buy more U.S. products. Same goes for other nations. We need to stucture our economy so that our citizens can afford our own products.

People buy cheap things because they are cheap, not because they are needed.

"If we trade with ourselves, we have the goods and the money. -A. Lincoln
 
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Not at all surprised.

UE offers to drop tariffs to zero on industrial goods.

That’s how you bring manufacturing back to the U.S.
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It's far too early and not good enough, this repatriation of industries must be the objective. There is no lasting legacy otherwise. America NEEDS manufacturing to return, as do Canada and England for that matter. Only Trump has the vision to act and not sell out to donors.

Trump needs to press hard for full access and trillions of EU cash invested into America and employing Americans, elimination of non-tariff barriers, obligations for the E.U to remain free and follow their traditional belief in civil liberties.

If the world isn't free, why is America propping up these nations when in the long run American interests will be decimated?

In the end, if I am Trump, the bottom threshold for all nations should be 10%. China is by far the greatest threat and their economy needs to be blunted and turned back so I wouldn't give them or their closest allies any breaks.

Once America gets its debt under control then decreases can occur. You can't hope to get U.S debt down to $35T in four years and celebrate, this is a Code Red. Decrease in expenses/government, increases in revenue. America shouldered the Wests security for decades. What was the benefit to Americans post-Cold War when Europe clearly changed?

Judeo-Christian values around the globe lie in the hands of Trump. No one else is going to hold the line.
 
shockedcanadian said:
It's far too early and not good enough, this repatriation of industries must be the objective. There is no lasting legacy otherwise. America NEEDS manufacturing to return, as do Canada and England for that matter. Only Trump has the vision to act and not sell out to donors.

Trump needs to press hard for full access and trillions of EU cash invested into America and employing Americans, elimination of non-tariff barriers, obligations for the E.U to remain free and follow their traditional belief in civil liberties.

If the world isn't free, why is America propping up these nations when in the long run American interests will be decimated?

In the end, if I am Trump, the bottom threshold for all nations should be 10%. China is by far the greatest threat and their economy needs to be blunted and turned back so I wouldn't give them or their closest allies any breaks.

Once America gets its debt under control then decreases can occur. You can't hope to get U.S debt down to $35T in four years and celebrate, this is a Code Red. Decrease in expenses/government, increases in revenue. America shouldered the Wests security for decades. What was the benefit to Americans post-Cold War when Europe clearly changed?
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Promises aren't good enough. Put the promised money in escrow, with conditions. The stock market will love it.😍
 
Zafira Cherry said:
no tariff = no incentive to "move manufacturing" to the USA.
Companies were thinking of moving to the USA to avoid the tariffs.
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Other than having the lowest business tax rate in the world. ?????
They do understand the strength of just that alone.
 
Meister said:
Other than having the lowest business tax rate in the world. ?????
They do understand the strength of just that alone.
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here is an example, Defense Industry

Rolls-Royce Planning to Shift Production to United States to Avoid Trump Tariffs: Report​


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Rolls-Royce Planning to Shift Production to U.S. to Avoid Trump Tariffs: Report

British engineering giant Rolls-Royce is reportedly making preparations to increase manufacturing production in the U.S. to avoid tariffs.
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Meister said:
Other than having the lowest business tax rate in the world. ?????
They do understand the strength of just that alone.
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They must help maintain the strength of the U.S. market. If they see us heading for recession, or worse, stagflation they must come to the rescue, for the sake of their own export economy.
 
Zafira Cherry said:
no tariff = no incentive to "move manufacturing" to the USA.
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You missed the other half of the equation-tax incentives.

*double declining and other methods of tax depreciation for domestic investment.
*tax free investment zones.
*tax incentives for domestic employee and training and employment.
*tax incentives for domestic R&D.
 
Woodznutz said:
"If we trade with ourselves, we have the goods and the money. -A. Lincoln
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Long ago I was a manager at Pizza Hut, which was owned by Pepsico. They discovered that we were buying potato chips from someone other than Frito Lay (also owned by Pepsico) and ordered all Pizza Huts to change to Frito Lay. So, yes, they discovered that we should be buying our own products instead of going elsewhere to buy so that we have the goods and the money.
 
Meister said:
Somehow, you've missed the point.
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no, somehow you missed what Trump said. No tariffs = ? Sure, there could be a modest increase in production of existing offerings from the USA. What is the incentive to set up shop in the USA? Where is the incentive to buy American?

For decades, Trump has argued that the US should use tariffs to boost its economy.

He says they will encourage US consumers to buy more American-made goods, increase the amount of tax raised and lead to huge levels of investment in the country.

Trump wants to reduce the gap between the value of goods the US buys from other countries and the value of those it sells to them. He argues that America has been taken advantage of by "cheaters" and "pillaged" by foreigners.
 
Zafira Cherry said:
no, somehow you missed what Trump said. No tariffs = ? Sure, there could be a modest increase in production of existing offerings from the USA. What is the incentive to set up shop in the USA? Where is the incentive to buy American?

For decades, Trump has argued that the US should use tariffs to boost its economy.

He says they will encourage US consumers to buy more American-made goods, increase the amount of tax raised and lead to huge levels of investment in the country.

Trump wants to reduce the gap between the value of goods the US buys from other countries and the value of those it sells to them. He argues that America has been taken advantage of by "cheaters" and "pillaged" by foreigners.
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You're still missing the point.
 
Zincwarrior said:
You missed the other half of the equation-tax incentives.

*double declining and other methods of tax depreciation for domestic investment.
*tax free investment zones.
*tax incentives for domestic employee and training and employment.
*tax incentives for domestic R&D.
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here we go again with tax cuts... if it can't stand on its own... I don't want my tax dollars to subsidize it.

the USA is running on a deficit.

Do you remember Solyndra?

The whole idea was....

For decades, Trump has argued that the US should use tariffs to boost its economy.

He says they will encourage US consumers to buy more American-made goods, increase the amount of tax raised and lead to huge levels of investment in the country.
 
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