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The Trump Tax: Is The Future of Farming at Risk with Trump’s New Policies?
Donald Trump has always thrived on transactional, single-issue deals. That style worked for him in real estate, where every project is neatly defined and someone walks away with a profit. But American economics, diplomacy, and politics are a bit more … Continue reading
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Tagged agriculture, china, economy, farms, jobs, Politics, tariffs, Taxes, Trump, US economy
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TRUMP TAX: Can Tariffs Rebuild America’s Industry?
Tariffs are typically a blunt instrument with a focused goal. Either reduce the inflow of foreign goods or boost domestic production. They usually target a specific country, industry, or product. But the Trump Tariffs try to do it all. Restrict … Continue reading
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Tagged autos, car industry, china, detroit, economy, manufacturing, Politics, tariffs, Trump
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The Trump Tax: Or – Good God, What Are The Tariffs Today?
Trump has started, stopped, changed, or “updated” his tariffs six to ten times — depending on how you count. This whiplash tariff strategy seemed to shock many of his supporters. Odd, considering that this is exactly the same way he … Continue reading
Could Trump’s Department of External Revenue Be a Good Idea… With Just a Few Changes!
A federal department to collect taxes and payments from other nations, non-U.S. entities, and external sources could work! It might even be a pretty good idea… IF Trump is willing to go all the way. Trump seems to be primarily … Continue reading
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Tagged Banking, china, economy, Intellectual property, international-trade, IP, Offshore, Politics, tariff, tariffs, Taxes, Trump
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Is “A Chinese Spy Balloon” Just The Latest Punchline In The World Of International Spying?
I am shocked and horrified at the Chinese weaponization of balloons, and their use against innocent Americans. But it was inevitable. With the growing influence of Chinese financial institutions, our political and business leaders should have predicted that American families … Continue reading
China & Genocide: The Development Of China’s Western Territory
Every nation is unique, yet they all follow a well-worn path to development. Nations must define their identity, create symbolism (languages and culture), and somehow pay for the migration from agriculture to industry and beyond. Young developing nations often lack … Continue reading
Written In Sand… The Next Global Shortage has Arrived!
As the world becomes more globalized, international projects are getting bigger. As a result, the most unexpected shortages can suddenly appear. A few years ago, China went on a building spree, creating a global shortage of scaffolding and construction cranes. As … Continue reading
Posted in Best Practices, Decision Making, Environment, Unique Ideas
Tagged BRI, china, construction, Global, Skyscraper
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Adidas’ SpeedFactory: A Big Step Towards Onshoring Work?
For years we’ve talked about a robot revolution, but robots are nothing new! Robots have worked in factories for decades. They’re incredibly fast, but they’re also expensive to program, and they can only follow very specific instructions. If they receive … Continue reading
Posted in Best Practices, Improvement, Robots, Uncategorized
Tagged adidas, china, factories, manufacturing, Offshore
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