The article argues that while the U.S. has a significant consumer economy, it still faces challenges in dealing with China. To combat this, the U.S. should form strong alliances with global trading partners and adopt a clear, predictable policy framework for tariffs and taxes to encourage reindustrialization. Instead of fostering relations, current U.S. policies seem contradictory and inconsistent, hindering long-term investment and undermining a coherent strategy against China's industrial might.
To maximize success against China, the U.S. should assemble a coalition of trading partners, ensuring resilience in supply chains and reducing China's market power.
Investors need clarity on policy. Inconsistent tax and tariff rates undermine confidence, deterring long-term investment in critical domestic industries.
Collection
[
|
...
]