Wall Street 1015 May 15- Tariff Exemptions and Loopholes: Who Really Pays

from Wall Street 1015 · host Jonathan Landmann

In this episode of Wall Street 1015, Jonathan uncovers the hidden mechanics behind tariff loopholes and exemptions. Who really pays when tarrifs are imposed, Chinese exporters, American consumer's, your tax dollars, or someone else entirely? Tune in for a balanced look at both benefits and drawbacks as Jonathan breaks down how global trade policies ripple through prices, jobs and supply chains.I apologize for the pauses and background noises, my computer turned off towards the end of the podcast and I had to reboot it while continuing to record.Please share this podcast with anyone who might be interested.

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