
When Tariffs Backfire: Lessons from US Trade Wars
History shows that US trade wars have often led to global economic downturns. From the Great Depression to today, protectionist policies can backfire, affecting economies worldwide.
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History shows that US trade wars have often led to global economic downturns. From the Great Depression to today, protectionist policies can backfire, affecting economies worldwide.
U.S. tariffs aimed at protecting American interests may actually hurt the U.S. economy and global trade, leading to higher consumer costs and economic instability worldwide.
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