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We Analyzed 5,000 Calls to Find Out What CEOs Really Think About Tariffs
Tags: Current Focus, Renewal America, Leadership Skills, Managing Business, United States, Banks / Insurance, Capital Markets, The Economy, Inequality / Upward Mobility, Movement for Renewal of America, 2. Cost of Living Action, 3. Income and Wages Fairness, 5. Bringing Jobs and Factories to the US, 8. U.S. Investment by Government+ Private, 9. The Movement for Global Literacy, 10. Health- Body/Mind Wellbeing for All ,
Real tariffs are less than 12% of imports much lower than expected because of exemptions and tariffs announced and later dropped, CEO's have said that the impact of tariffs is much less than expected, and some say the worst is behind us. The administration of DJT and Treasury Secretary Bessent has shown much more flexibility and responded to the stock market declines in its tariffs posture. Bessent says the purpose of tariffs was not the revenues itself but getting other nations to play by the rules for fair play in world trade, rather than try to take the largest share of trade for their nations in the case of China, EU, Canada, Mexico and Japan which have all profited from unfair trade practices. The perception of tariffs is now changed.
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