Why Tariffs Are Bad
This will be the first of many articles I plan to post describing why tariffs are bad. This one is a little technical. It deals with the Obama administrations tariffs Continue Reading →
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Learning Economics With Video
For future reference, this is also a page under the Learning tab. I’ve recently finished two lengthy projects for Pearson Higher Educational Publishing. Textbook links are to Amazon.com. The textbooks Continue Reading →
Tariffs for the Long Haul[1]
To get around the 25 percent tariff, Ford installs rear windows, rear seats, and seat belts prior to shipping the vehicles to the United States. These vehicles are no longer classified as commercial trucks but as passenger vehicles, which are subject to the much lower 2.5 percent tariff. Upon arrival in Baltimore, Maryland, the rear seats are promptly removed and the rear windows replaced with metal panels—before delivery to the Ford dealers. Continue Reading →