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Posted: Mon Oct 15th, 2018 02:40 pm |
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Eddie Money![]() Joined: Mon Nov 13th, 2017
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TheArcticWolf1911 wrote:By my understanding, the tariffs only apply to materials being imported to the US from other countries. In theory, that should make the materials on our soil more valuable. Good theory but no. You are correct, tariffs are applied only to imports. Those are put in place to keep say ford from finding a better deal importing steel instead of buying American steel. As seen in the news this can spike a trade war. Other countries just add tariffs to our exports attempting to compensate. This results in some of the countries to buy elsewhere. Tariffs dont increase the value of materials they try to equalize prices. Our steel still isnt moving like it should yet and that's why no one is buying it yet. If a big industrial project in a big country gets underway prices can go up. Currently China has scaled back its projects. China was mostly responsible for the rise in prices a few years.
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