Do you smell what Tariff Man is cooking?
Also, funnily enough, more tariffs means more lobbying by corporations for waivers from those tariffs, as happened in the first Trump administration: https://prospect.org/economy/2024-11-27-trumps-economy-brute-force-favor-trading/
As for carbon border adjustment taxes, the non-academic, ‘green growther’ circle discourse is mixed: https://prospect.org/environment/talking-tariffs-and-carbon-emissions/ https://www.canarymedia.com/articles/clean-industry/five-smart-policies-can-turbocharge-clean-us-manufacturing
Great article. What do you think incentives were for the BoE that lead to their choices? Or is it simply incompetent leadership ?
Also, funnily enough, more tariffs means more lobbying by corporations for waivers from those tariffs, as happened in the first Trump administration: https://prospect.org/economy/2024-11-27-trumps-economy-brute-force-favor-trading/
As for carbon border adjustment taxes, the non-academic, ‘green growther’ circle discourse is mixed: https://prospect.org/environment/talking-tariffs-and-carbon-emissions/ https://www.canarymedia.com/articles/clean-industry/five-smart-policies-can-turbocharge-clean-us-manufacturing
Great article. What do you think incentives were for the BoE that lead to their choices? Or is it simply incompetent leadership ?