Buy now, tariffs later. Emily Stewart has a great deep dive into the potential impact of President-elect Donald Trump's plans for widespread tariffs and how consumers can try and prepare for them. Many economists predict that Trump's tariffs will raise inflation and prices, and some executives have already indicated they will bump prices. Buying some big-ticket items ahead of time could be one way to avoid the potential impact of tariffs. But that also comes with its own risks, as navigating supply-chain issues isn't easy. More on Business Insider #tariffs #tradeplans
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3 个月When the analysis is completed to reveal the cost of open borders and the invasion of illegal migrants including: housing/accommodations, food, strain on education, related violent crime, related drug trafficking, related human trafficking, arrival of gangs, criminals, etc., and the related consequences including any costs, etc. all at the expense of the tax payers. Do you think the cost of the proposed financial plan/tarrifs will be greater?? Do you think if Mexico, Canada and the USA all act to control illegal entries and border in general, despite they all claimed no crisis, all the while lying to the public, could simply avoid a threat of huge tarrifs by implementing border control. Afterall defending the national security and safety of the citizens is the obligation of the leadership in power. Instead of meeting their constitutional obligations they lied for the sole purpose of government control/power.