Trump 2.0: Rethinking Global Trade

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Here’s how Trump’s tariffs could backfire — just as Reagan warned us

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President Trump intends to undo the effects of globalization, says Julian Zelizer .

Zelizer: The first order is to reduce the U.S. federal debt, or at least its trajectory.

He says tariffs can raise revenue, motivate manufacturers to return production back to the United States and indirectly weaken the dollar.

U.S. withdrawal from global geopolitical leadership weakens dominance of the dollar and its “exorbitant privileged” position as a reserve currency.

Investors must consider the costs and benefits of Trump ’s initiatives, which consist of certain short-term pain for uncertain long-term gain.

UCLA Anderson School of Management says it is on recession watch should the full effects of Trump ’s policies of tariffs, DOGE cuts and mass deportations be enacted.

It added: implementing [these] supply shocks in what mirrors the sequence of supply shocks that led to The Great Inflation of the 1970s’.

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