Here is more from Keyu Jin at the FT.Tariffs don’t just alter trade flows — they redirect resources and reshape industrial structures. If Trump’s goal was to curb China’s technological progress, he would keep tariffs low on the bulk of Chinese exports to the US, locking the country into low-margin basic manufacturing. He would encourage high-tech exports to China, making sure that progress in its advanced components stalls.
But this is the opposite of what’s happening. Ironically, just as the “China shock” pushed the US out of low-end manufacturing, the “Trump shock” is propelling China to reallocate resources into higher value, advanced technologies that compete directly with the US.
Winning!!
Claims about China
by Tyler Cowen April 11, 2025 at 4:16 am in
Here is more from Keyu Jin at the FT.
Secretary of Education keeps calling Artificial Intelligence (AI)....
.....A "One"
View: https://x.com/RoguePOTUSStaff/status/1910362146791383539
The spike in the orange line is really problematic.
Notice that it didn’t move during COVID, so long term inflation expectations were still well anchored despite the supply side challenges.
But apparently consumers view the actions of brain damaged orangutans more negatively than global supply shocks caused by a one in a century pandemic.
ah this makes more sense