正在加载视频...

视频加载失败

加载此视频时出现问题。这可能是由于临时网络问题，或视频可能不可用。

Today isn’t “Liberation Day” — it’s DOOM LOOP DAY. Trade deficits aren’t caused by foreigners. They’re Made in the USA — because Americans save less than they invest. That gap gets filled with imports. Trade deficits that are easy to finance are good, not bad.

Steve Hanke

817,033 subscribers

178,995 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

财经科学技术新闻政治

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

10 条评论

Mark H 的头像

Mark H1 年前

This makes more sense.

Ron Hall 的头像

Ron Hall1 年前

“...aren’t caused by foreigners… because Americans save less than they invest.” ... “easy to finance” is directly derivative of an over-abundance of money supply not evolved from productive activity. And so…What does the administration need to do now to correct this condition? To disincentivize a repeat? To incentivize healthy, sustainable productive activity?

Bitfont 的头像

Bitfont1 年前

The point is, we shouldn't be financing it. That's horseshit. What is so wrong about keeping it fair across the board? Charge is nothing, we charge you nothing .. Problem fucking solved... But that won't happen bc govts need more money and more division.

Carlos El Espartano 的头像

Carlos El Espartano1 年前

Celebrar déficits es como festejar un castillo sitiado. Sin ahorro interno, el colapso es cuestión de tiempo.

Serge Oued 的头像

Serge Oued 1 年前

American save less 😭😭😭. I wish you were a middle class 😭😭😭. No one wants tariffs but when other countries take advantage of , something has to be done ✔️

Cortada Landscape 的头像

Cortada Landscape1 年前

A moron was elected

Waqas Malik 的头像

Waqas Malik1 年前

The only problem would be labor for all companies going to US.. immigration for skilled labor will be needed.. tariffs arent a bad deal btw for US.

MicroSectors 的头像

MicroSectors3 年前

New 3x Leveraged and -3x Inverse Leveraged #Energy ETNs are now trading. For sophisticated traders only. $WTIU & $WTID Learn more:

LexWielstra 的头像

LexWielstra1 年前

They are not easy to finance if you have 130% debt to GDP. So sounds like you should stop investing more than you save.

Esteban Vihaio 的头像

Esteban Vihaio1 年前

As a boomer myself, all I can say is "ok boomer".

相关视频

The US trade deficit is HOMEMADE. US savings are less than US investments. The gap is filled by a trade deficit. Trade deficits have been GOOD for Americans. They allow Americans to consume more than they produce. My debate with UChicago Prof. Tomas Philipson at Al Arabiya English:

The US trade deficit is HOMEMADE. US savings are less than US investments. The gap is filled by a trade deficit. Trade deficits have been GOOD for Americans. They allow Americans to consume more than they produce. My debate with UChicago Prof. Tomas Philipson at Al Arabiya English:

Steve Hanke

13,326 次观看 • 1 年前

In the US, consumption, investment, and government spending exceed GDP. That gap is filled by a TRADE DEFICIT. The US isn’t being ripped off by foreigners— the trade deficit is MADE IN THE USA. It's equal to the gap between (C+I+G) & GDP.

In the US, consumption, investment, and government spending exceed GDP. That gap is filled by a TRADE DEFICIT. The US isn’t being ripped off by foreigners— the trade deficit is MADE IN THE USA. It's equal to the gap between (C+I+G) & GDP.

Steve Hanke

24,362 次观看 • 1 年前

Trump's Tariffs are a Misguided Solution Trump argues that the world is screwing the US with unfair trade practices and that tariffs will level the playing field. But the truth is our trade deficits aren’t because of foreign cheating, they’re because of our uncompetitive economy

Trump's Tariffs are a Misguided Solution Trump argues that the world is screwing the US with unfair trade practices and that tariffs will level the playing field. But the truth is our trade deficits aren’t because of foreign cheating, they’re because of our uncompetitive economy

Peter Schiff

80,062 次观看 • 1 年前

Deficits aren’t inherently good or bad. They’re a tool. The real question is: what problem are they solving? Econ is annoyingly context-dependent like that.

Deficits aren’t inherently good or bad. They’re a tool. The real question is: what problem are they solving? Econ is annoyingly context-dependent like that.

Justin Wolfers

18,114 次观看 • 2 个月前

"To me, as an economist...the much deeper, much harder question is, what is the national emergency? President Trump claims that it's bilateral trade deficits. If you talk to any economist with a pulse, they'll tell you that bilateral trade deficits are the most uninteresting thing in the world."

"To me, as an economist...the much deeper, much harder question is, what is the national emergency? President Trump claims that it's bilateral trade deficits. If you talk to any economist with a pulse, they'll tell you that bilateral trade deficits are the most uninteresting thing in the world."

Justin Wolfers

39,311 次观看 • 8 个月前

Trump’s trade war is going to cost you. He’s jacking up tariffs because he claims trade deficits are bad for Americans—but guess what? We don’t grow coffee beans in the US. You’re going to pay more for coffee, bananas, avocados, olive oil, electronics, and more than half the stuff in your house. 🧵

Trump’s trade war is going to cost you. He’s jacking up tariffs because he claims trade deficits are bad for Americans—but guess what? We don’t grow coffee beans in the US. You’re going to pay more for coffee, bananas, avocados, olive oil, electronics, and more than half the stuff in your house. 🧵

Christopher Webb

382,111 次观看 • 1 年前

Trade wars aren’t good, and they aren’t easy to win. Senator Rand Paul says that President Trump’s tariff policies are a looming disaster. Can we fix trade and rein in Congress’s spending spree?

Trade wars aren’t good, and they aren’t easy to win. Senator Rand Paul says that President Trump’s tariff policies are a looming disaster. Can we fix trade and rein in Congress’s spending spree?

Cato Institute

28,334 次观看 • 1 年前

The moment Buffett destroys the "trade deficits are good" myth. While MMT claims imports are "free stuff," Buffett's Squanderville parable shows how sustained deficits transfer asset ownership abroad. The importing country eventually works extra hours just to pay rent to foreign creditors. This isn't theory; it's economic reality playing out today. Full breakdown in comments 👇 #Economics #TradeDeficit #WarrenBuffett #MMT #MonetaryTheory #EconomicDebate #GlobalTrade #PostKeynesian

The moment Buffett destroys the "trade deficits are good" myth. While MMT claims imports are "free stuff," Buffett's Squanderville parable shows how sustained deficits transfer asset ownership abroad. The importing country eventually works extra hours just to pay rent to foreign creditors. This isn't theory; it's economic reality playing out today. Full breakdown in comments 👇 #Economics #TradeDeficit #WarrenBuffett #MMT #MonetaryTheory #EconomicDebate #GlobalTrade #PostKeynesian

Prof. Steve Keen

41,112 次观看 • 1 年前

Americans are waking up and they know Who did 9/11 , They know that Christians are not welcome in Israel, and they also know that American Pedo-politicians are blackmailed by Israel. The day of liberation is near.

Americans are waking up and they know Who did 9/11 , They know that Christians are not welcome in Israel, and they also know that American Pedo-politicians are blackmailed by Israel. The day of liberation is near.

Irlandarra

48,637 次观看 • 9 个月前

The IMF released its latest forecasts today, and they seem to suggest that the folks most hurt by Trump's trade war are... Americans.

The IMF released its latest forecasts today, and they seem to suggest that the folks most hurt by Trump's trade war are... Americans.

Justin Wolfers

46,715 次观看 • 1 年前

#WATCH | South Carolina | On US court blocking Donald Trump's tariffs, Ray Vickery, Former United States Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Trade Development, says, "...There're going to be appeals and it'll probably go up to the Supreme Court eventually. So this story is not over by any means. This federal court has decided that President Donald Trump and his administration have acted illegally in imposing tariffs across the Board, on the ten per cent tariff, and on the additional tariffs that were imposed on Canada and Mexico... The Trump administration has a misunderstanding in regard to trade deficits. Trade deficits are not necessarily something imposed just by unfair trade practices by another country, but they have to do with the United States' own saving and spending habits..."

#WATCH | South Carolina | On US court blocking Donald Trump's tariffs, Ray Vickery, Former United States Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Trade Development, says, "...There're going to be appeals and it'll probably go up to the Supreme Court eventually. So this story is not over by any means. This federal court has decided that President Donald Trump and his administration have acted illegally in imposing tariffs across the Board, on the ten per cent tariff, and on the additional tariffs that were imposed on Canada and Mexico... The Trump administration has a misunderstanding in regard to trade deficits. Trade deficits are not necessarily something imposed just by unfair trade practices by another country, but they have to do with the United States' own saving and spending habits..."

ANI

19,384 次观看 • 1 年前

.President Donald J. Trump: "You have other countries that are only there because of us... they have massive purchases from us, and we have deficits with them. And the tariffs have brought that back a long way. Our trade deficit is down 68% in one year. Think of that!"

.President Donald J. Trump: "You have other countries that are only there because of us... they have massive purchases from us, and we have deficits with them. And the tariffs have brought that back a long way. Our trade deficit is down 68% in one year. Think of that!"

Rapid Response 47

91,496 次观看 • 19 天前

Yes, Trade Deficits Matter. Here’s Why: 25 years ago, America was running a $236 billion budget surplus. We shipped jobs and manufacturing overseas. We allowed ourselves to become content. In the early 2000s, renowned economists, and elected officials, warned us about the danger’s excessive deficits, both budgetary and in trade, would pose to America’s wealth and sovereignty. Today, the U.S. is running an over $1.8 trillion annual budget deficit. Our trade deficit accounts for over 3% of GDP. Now, every day Americans are paying the price, argues Victor Davis Hanson on yesterday’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words.”

Yes, Trade Deficits Matter. Here’s Why: 25 years ago, America was running a $236 billion budget surplus. We shipped jobs and manufacturing overseas. We allowed ourselves to become content. In the early 2000s, renowned economists, and elected officials, warned us about the danger’s excessive deficits, both budgetary and in trade, would pose to America’s wealth and sovereignty. Today, the U.S. is running an over $1.8 trillion annual budget deficit. Our trade deficit accounts for over 3% of GDP. Now, every day Americans are paying the price, argues Victor Davis Hanson on yesterday’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words.”

The Daily Signal

37,821 次观看 • 1 年前

China completely dismantles the EU's complaints about trade deficits. The Foreign Ministry reveals that 40% of China's exports to Europe are actually produced by European companies in China. The profits go straight back to Western investors. Absolute hypocrisy exposed.

China completely dismantles the EU's complaints about trade deficits. The Foreign Ministry reveals that 40% of China's exports to Europe are actually produced by European companies in China. The profits go straight back to Western investors. Absolute hypocrisy exposed.

Furkan Gözükara

174,943 次观看 • 4 个月前

Kenyans are not joking with the Finance Bill 2026. The anger online is growing day by day, and many citizens are warning MPs that if they dare pass another “punitive” bill without listening to wananchi, there will be consequences bigger than what happened in 2024.

Kenyans are not joking with the Finance Bill 2026. The anger online is growing day by day, and many citizens are warning MPs that if they dare pass another “punitive” bill without listening to wananchi, there will be consequences bigger than what happened in 2024.

Boniface

17,141 次观看 • 2 个月前