Sounds like tariffs are terrible for the citizens of each country and Trump is foolish for not understanding this wisdom. Canada can be a trailblazer and set a shining example for the rest of the world by helping it's citizens the most. Have you considered protesting all of Canada's tariffs and voting for politicians who have this wisdom?
Sounds like tariffs are terrible for the citizens of each country and Trump is foolish for not understanding this wisdom.
Britain can be a trailblazer and set a shining example for the rest of the world by helping it's citizens the most. Have you considered protesting all of Britain's tariffs and voting in politicians who have this wisdom?
@XenniallTeach@deathofdating I didn't know that about 1/3 of Canadian wives earn more than their husbands (Grok confirmed). It seems your response is in good faith.
Would you prefer your husband to earn more?
@RealDianeYap Sounds like you're depressed about men's need (not want) regarding sex. Seems you're going through the acceptance cycle -- probably at the fear/anger/anxiety stage?
@CarolCCarroll@carney Yes because there are more female doctors than ever before and they aren't going to 'settle' for marrying nurses. There are also female doctors who never marry because they won't 'settle'
Thanks for the clarification about your politics.
It sounds like the importer/buyer pays the tariff and the importing country ends up paying the tax and whom you believe gets impacted the most.
Do you suppose that Karin Keller was ignorant of the impact and should not have called Trump? Maybe she was hysterical because she loves America and wanted to save Americans the pain of tariffs?
@heydave7@bankless [3/3] Most governments print money when faced with recessions while fiscal policy tries to keep inflation tamed.
What (responsible) government would not act to regulate crypto and prevent debt from being denominated away from the national currency?
@heydave7@bankless [2/3] In Ray Dalio's book "Principles of Navigating Big Debt Crises", (summarized) he says inflationary recessions/depressions can't be avoided when a nation's debts are not denominated in the country's currency (if the country prints money to buffer the economy)