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#TrumpTariffs

In a world groaning under the weight of compounded economic crises, Trump's decisions and his economic circles seem to exist in a mindset of primitive trade deals, where sovereignty is measured by the number of tariffs imposed rather than by the number of fruitful partnerships. The reactivation of tariffs on goods from China and other countries, and their extension to include more sectors, is nothing but an escalation that is not paid for by politicians, but by the ordinary citizen, the investor, and the small businesses that are crushed between the fists of recession and inflation.

Justifying these measures under the pretext of "protecting national interests" is no longer convincing. The world has changed, supply chains have intertwined, and economies have become so interconnected that any hasty decision creates a global tremor whose outcomes cannot be predicted. China has changed, and markets have quickly responded by rerouting their exports through Southeast Asia, while American stock markets have plummeted and corporate profit margins have shrunk.

It seems that those making these decisions lack wisdom or deliberately ignore that the economy is not a zero-sum game. Not every gain in the "America First" category is a victory, as some false gains come at the expense of fragile internal stability. Neither wisdom is present, nor are the calculations balanced, as if the voice of the economy is being assassinated in the name of politics.