Matthew Yglesias says the US trade deficit is driven by savings behavior and capital flows, not tariffs. He argues the point is basic textbook economics, challenging trade policy claims that import duties can materially narrow the gap.
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Matthew Yglesias says the US trade deficit is driven by savings behavior and capital flows, not tariffs. He argues the point is basic textbook economics, challenging trade policy claims that import duties can materially narrow the gap.
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