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From the Past to the Present: U.S. Protectionism
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From the Past to the Present: U.S. Protectionism

Posted on July 24, 2019 by Jonathan DeDomenico

Since assuming office, President Trump has shaken the foundation of global trade with his use of tariffs. Tariffs, in simple terms, are taxes levied on imported goods. Trump’s intentions, in line with his America First campaign promise, are to boost the domestic manufacturing industry, reduce the U.S. trade deficit, and to leverage foreign countries into … Continue reading →

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