The rise of protectionism


WHILE protectionism by governments has been a recurring theme throughout history, it is making a big comeback now, driven by Trumponomics 2.0.

President-elect Donald Trump, through increased tariffs, intends for the United States to reduce reliance on foreign goods by encouraging companies to relocate production back to the country, thereby creating jobs.

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