Philip Cross: Why tariffs haven’t reduced the U.S. trade deficit
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Philip Cross: Why tariffs haven’t reduced the U.S. trade deficit
Investment inflows have boosted both the economy and the dollar, which has encouraged imports and made balanced trade less likely
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Donald Trump’s economic policies are based on many flawed assumptions. Among the worst is that the U.S. trade deficit mainly reflects its trading partners’ unfair tactics. The truth is that macroeconomics is to blame.
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