He brought Trump to Flint so Trump could thank them? For what?
Trump wants to bring jobs back to Michigan. Hitlery wants to give Mich. to Muslim refugees. Parishoners need to know the facts because they are also voters.
Trump wants to bring jobs back. Really! But the way his greed is set up prevents him from bringing his own jobs back to the U.S....but he really wants to!
What prevents him and most other businesses from doing business here is the lack of a fair trade agreement, and it is crippling our GDP, coupled with currency manipulation. Let Trump make it worth businesses' while to do business with us instead of Mexico, Asia, China..
There are plenty of companies that produce in the US. Are you telling me they are more savvy than Trump the uber smart business man?
What will be the newest excuse for why Trump cant seem to bring his own jobs back...that he runs...but he will make others bring their business' back? With hope?
Adios Ford. Adios America.
Im not sure if you are aware but lots of independent analysts or economic experts are always blasting Trump economic policy. And you don't see anybody blasting Hillary economic policy. Why is that?
Read the link. What do you think will happened to Ford if we follow trump economic policy?
Trump’s magical economic plan
Trump’s plan has two huge flaws that seem more likely to kill jobs than create them. First, he favors free-trade rollbacks and punitive tariffs that, in the short term at least, would send prices soaring and maybe even cause a recession. And he wants to limit immigration when most economists say we need the opposite—more legal immigrants—to make up for retiring baby boomers, keep the labor force healthy and sustain demand for goods and services.
It might seem intuitive that more-expensive imports would encourage more U.S. production and help create American jobs. But it costs more to produce in the United States than in many other countries, and somebody would have to pay those higher costs. Who? You and I. If you already think food or cars or furniture is too expensive, prepare for price hikes of 5 or 10 or 20 percent or who knows how much, depending on how high the Trump tariffs would be. What’s your pain threshold?
It might also seem logical that fewer immigrants competing for US jobs would leave more lucrative work for native-born Americans. But that’s not what really happens, either. Right now, US employers report nearly 6 million unfilled jobs, which the nation’s 10 million unemployed and underemployed aren’t filling for a variety of reasons: they lack the right skills, they’re in the wrong place, they can’t pass a drug test or they deem the job unsatisfactory. More immigrants would help fill some of those jobs, generating more economic activity and boosting growth. Plus, immigrants tend to be much more entrepreneurial than native-born Americans, starting new businesses at a much higher rate.
Mainstream economists have widely panned Trump’s plan. Moody’s Analytics estimates it would kill 7 million jobs and push stock prices down 12%. Oxford Economics says Trump’s plan would cause GDP to contract—not grow—by 5% and suck $1 trillion out of the US economy. Even economists who defend Trump’s plan argue it should be analyzed on a “dynamic” basis, which means including generous assumptions about stimulative effects that may or may not happen in the real world. Trump has little regard for experts, of course, preferring to wave his wand and prove them wrong.
