emrah 15 hours ago

"Goldman Sachs estimates that the tariffs will create about 100,000 manufacturing jobs while destroying 500,000 others. In Pennsylvania, it's already starting"

  • therealpygon 5 hours ago

    Exactly the desired outcome. Which costs a company more, an office worker or the barely above minimum wage factory worker?

  • apercu 6 hours ago

    Seems about right considering Trumps business record before he turned to full time political grift!

toomuchtodo 15 hours ago

> Ryan Petersen, CEO of Flexport, a global logistics firm, warned in a series of posts on X that ocean freight bookings from China are down 50 percent since Trump's tariffs hit. That could potentially wipe out as much as $1 trillion in economic activity if the tariffs remain in place for a full year, he estimated.

Thread: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1912890256216695002.html

  • cjbenedikt 5 hours ago

    ",..could potentially wipe out as much as $1 trillion..." Well, didn't they say they would save trillions? ;-p

  • jimmygrapes 11 hours ago

    I thought we hated placing profit over ideals, did that change?

    • thomassmith65 11 hours ago

      It depends on which ideals we're sacrificing the profits for, and also on whether we're sacrificing them needlessly.

    • TomK32 7 hours ago

      Profits are ideal for the shareholders.

OhMeadhbh 13 hours ago

i'm fairly certain this was the intent.