Canada's Justin Trudeau announces retaliatory tariffs following Trump's executive order
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Good response, world politics goes wild
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Orange
Mangoes
Bananas
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Trump: wait, they can DO that?
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Stability is bad for business
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Can he also tell Google to NOT show both "names" for Gulf of Mexico in his country? This could spark a wave of international boycott of Trump's bullshit.
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Remember when Biden was doing all he could to keep things in one piece while all the newspapers were trying to doom and gloom us into a recession just after the Great Resignation?
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Wonder who will be the first with sanctions.
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Please marry me so I can get Canadian citizenship and escape this insane fascist hellhole, PLEASE
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Can't wait to call and gripe loudly about the massive price increases to the staffers of my idiot congressman and senators.
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If you're Canadian, can you please come and burn down the White House again?
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- War is good for business!
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I just checked on mine, it says "Gulf of Mexico". Perhaps it depends where a user is located?
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As tariffs hurt the importing country, not the exporting country I think that it’s odd that Canada would punish their own citizens in retaliation.
They should have added a 25% export tax on energy seeing as Trump clearly didn’t want to pay more for his imported energy.
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As tariffs hurt the importing country, not the exporting country
They very obviously hurt both so long as there's any demand elasticity and especially when there are alternatives sources for the products .
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Idk when the change is implemented but Google said it would show
- "Gulf of America" in the US
- "Gulf of Mexico" in Mexico
- Both names elsewhere
Nothing has changed for Czech users yet.
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So, is Canada going to import what it gets from the US (it's only geographic neighbour) from elsewhere?
If the answer is "no, not without at least a 26% jump in cost" then the tariff is a bad response.
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Explain how demand elasticity affects both countries please. I expect Trump uses these tariffs as a scare tactic for countries who depend greatly on exports to America, but i don't know how elasticity of demand plays in.
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Just get the Jan 6 rioters on call, I'm sure they'd be happy to help with that
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Not with their God King in the building.
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Correct. Fascist 47 is a terrible human.