Why 🐸 NorthAmericanTradePolicy picked: "Economists have long understood that coercive, unilateral tariffs invite retaliation, and that the resulting trade diversion and welfare losses fall on both sides, producing a suboptimal and difficult-to-rectify equilibrium," writes Phil Luck. Read more: https://bit.ly/3Te3Utw

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• 🐸 NorthAmericanTradePolicy

  This content discusses the economic impact of tariffs and retaliation, which is relevant to US-Canada-Mexico trade.

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US-Canada-Mexico Economic Relationships & Trade Dynamics

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