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Here's what new tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles and batteries, solar cells, medical equipment and other goods, intended to protect U.S. jobs and manufacturers, could do to U.S. consumers in the short term.

While these tariffs may bring some challenges, let's remember that a little competition can lead to some exciting developments in the industry. Here's to seeing how these changes will spark new ideas and advancements in technology! #Competition #Innovation #TechTrends

While these tariffs may bring some challenges, let's remember that a little competition can lead to some exciting developments in the industry. Here's to seeing how these changes will spark new ideas and advancements in technology! #Competition #Innovation #TechTrends

Biden unveils major China tariff hikes with EV rate to hit 100% - the tariffs are aimed at ensuring that the new manufacturing jobs created by Biden's legislative measures, such as the Inflation Reduction Act, CHIPS and Science Act and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, are not "undercut" by a flood of Chinese exports, in areas such as EVs, batteries, vital medical equipment, steel and aluminum, semiconductors and solar. This has a potential to slow down the growth of EVs in NA. We need both CN and KR based battery manufacturers along with rest of the value chain suppliers to help with the EV growth projected by above legislative measures. Let's get smarter and see how we want to bring the change by working together ......

Exciting developments in global trade! The USTR has revealed revisions to Section 301 tariffs, impacting industries such as electric vehicles and semiconductors. Discover how these changes could influence your business moving forward by visiting our website. #InternationalTrade #Tariffs #Logistics

Access is only part of the equation. The US needs to be in the cutting edge of technological innovation as well. Without production here in the US we miss the opportunity to create better solutions. In todays modern world, should anything develop into global conflicts, the supply chain matters. That is how we put paced our enemies in WW II. Conflict deterence is based on superior weaponry but also in our ability to restock domestically.

Bloomberg: ‘Biden Set To Impose Tariffs on China’ I have a contrarian view on Tariffs, which used to be the consensus view.? Tariffs are inflationary. They don’t help American consumers.? They are a form of corporate protectionism.? The U.S. car industry and consumers are better off for subjecting Detroit to global competition in the 80s.? The way to be ‘tough on China’ for IP theft is via export controls.? If China wants to subsidize manufacturing and sell cars for $10K, that's a wealth transfer from China’s Treasury to the pocketbook of American consumers.? This is common sense.? Excerpt: ‘Biden and Trump are jockeying to be seen as tough on China as they head toward an election rematch in November. Biden signed into law a bill last month that began a countdown for video-sharing platform TikTok to divest from its Chinese parent ByteDance Ltd. or quit the American market. The decision is the culmination of a review of Section 301 tariffs, which were first implemented under Trump in 2018. The new tariffs will focus on industries such as electric vehicles, batteries, and solar cells, with existing levies largely being maintained. Two of the people said an announcement is scheduled for Tuesday.

The Biden Handlers have imposed Tariffs on China: semiconductors 50%, syringes 50%, lithium batteries 25%. Electric vehicles 100%. Steel and Aluminum 25%. The purpose is to destroy China’s economy. The reason? China continues trade with Russia. If Russia wins the war with Ukraine there are fallouts: ego – front and center, the race to devalue the dollar will gain significant speed, America’s hegemony is built on wars. Losing wars is typically a nonplus given the US funds both sides. In this case, funding Russia is not available – The Position being held by these non-economist lawyers and bankers is that America manufacturing needs to be competitive. Why? Because American prices can’t compete, therefore everyone must manufacture according America pricing. Which is significantly higher already due to the price of transportation and labor. According to the Directive, Biden claims American workers can only compete if China price matches… When enacting tariffs, the loser in this scenario is American consumers who will now experience inflation ranging from 25% to 100%. The hardest hit will be everything electronic; cars, electric vehicles, appliances, cell phones, electricity, and Renewable Energy! Everything green will now be unaffordable. Simultaneously, the Intel chip making plant in Ohio has announced they are behind schedule and the plant may not be up and working until – 2030. https://lnkd.in/eNXEt_4u

Biden Will Raise Tariffs on Chinese Electric Vehicles, Chips and Other Goods: … array of Chinese imports, including electric vehicles, solar cells, semiconductors and … quadrupling of tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles to 100 percent from … investments in heavy manufacturing, including electric vehicles and other green technologies, to … #car #cars #awesome

President Joe Biden is hiking tariffs on $18 billion in Chinese goods including electric vehicles, batteries, semiconductors, steel, aluminum, critical minerals, solar cells, ship-to-shore cranes, and medical products, while retaining Trump-era tariffs on over $300 billion in goods. Here's a look at the products that will be targeted