US protectionism would raise trade costs worldwide
The US president is keen to narrow the gaping goods trade deficit, at a large global cost, with no guarantee of success
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- Goods trade
- China
- Border tax
- Consumers against
- Favoured industries
- Retaliation
- Other countries
- Services
- Dollar exposure
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