Do you think US companies should be forced to stop sourcing from suppliers where human rights and sustainability issues are consistently violated?
Do you think the US & China should have equal & fair rules for cars? Meaning, same import duties, ownership constraints & other factors.
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Do you think a Twitter white list extension that encourages public conversation between the President and our business leaders by blocking the nuts would be useful?
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If the U.S. has 0% tariff, the citizens benefit from paying cheaper goods. If China has 100% tariff, the citizens end up paying for much more expensive goods. As a consumer, what do you want? I want to pay for cheaper/same quality goods. And I would never buy a Chinese car.
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Get sentiment... oh look, there is a pink slip in your mailbox
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Because your industry became obsolete!
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300 BILLION US Dollars in theft from China in US Patents and Intellectual Property PER YEAR. We must stop the thefts and get our investment BACK.
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Of course they should. These are the world's 2 largest economies.
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Of course.... Equal and fair rules are healthy for all.
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Absolutely!! Yes
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What Chinese car companies do you have to compete with?
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but why the same car sold in China is 2-3 times more expensive than America？
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No, because the US & China don’t have equal wages. You want equal trade w/ China? Then tRump should pay American wages to the Chinese who manufacture his clothes, & you Elon can start by paying American wages in your Mexican factories
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