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Mark Cuban explains why 'strategic tariffs' if implemented properly could benefit the United States: Tara Palmeri: "Do you think these tariffs will impact everyone from the top down?" Mark Cuban: "If they're strategic: If China is subsidizing their steel industry, and we put tariffs on, and that allows more... show more

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Eric Abbenante1 year ago

Riveting Mark Cuban interview

Eric Abbenante1 year ago

The 'Art of the Deal' with tariffs is to renegotiate with other countries

Eric Abbenante1 year ago

Example, Thailand reconsidering their tariffs on the US

Eric Abbenante1 year ago

The disaster known as Kamala Harris

The Washington Post1 year ago

Here’s what could get more expensive with Trump’s new tariffs.

Keep Calm and Tweet On 1 year ago

@tarapalmeri Targeted tariffs to specific industries or goods can be strategic. That's what the word means. Blanket tariffs on everything from every country based on trade deficits aren't strategic at all.

Eric Abbenante1 year ago

@tarapalmeri He's not necessarily approving of Trump's tariffs, but I'll give him credit for at least being honest about why tariffs can be positive in a certain context. The media's TDS isn't even allowing them to have a debate on the subject

Totally_not_a_Bot1 year ago

they arent strategic..

Eric Abbenante1 year ago

I have criticisms of the 'Discounted Reciprocal Tariffs' (Discounted Reciprocal = oxymoron) The tax rate being higher than Smoot Hawley is most likely overkill But the rationale for tariffs is not crazy as the media depicts, they aren't admitting the potential end game.

Mark1 year ago

Cuban is (smartly) hedging his bets. If they fail he can fall back on saying, "They weren't implemented smartly". If they succeed Cuban can say he called it. This is why you can't just say EVERYTHING Trump does "is bad".

Tara Palmeri1 year ago

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