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Are Trump’s Tariffs That Bad or That Good? Old Solutions for Lasting, Sustainable Economic Growth
Do Tariff Surges Inevitably Cause Depressions?

A look at the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act (June 17, 1930) and the Great Depression.

Can tariffs effectively protect domestic production and contribute to sustainable economic growth?

History offers little support for this idea—there is no reliable historical case where high tariffs led to long-term, sustainable economic growth. In contrast, deregulation and reduced tax burdens have repeatedly spurred economic expansion. [of course, only in the countries, where life, dignity, and property were effectively protected]

Are economic models predicting harm from high tariffs actually applicable in real-world scenarios? If so, under what conditions?

We will examine two nearly opposite cases:

• Tariffs imposed on Canada
• Tariffs imposed on the People’s Republic of China

If you're curious to learn more, join the lecture:

"Are Trump’s Tariffs That Bad or That Good? Old Solutions for Lasting, Sustainable Economic Growth"

(To attend all the lectures, or selected lectures contact me: mosheya@jct.ac.il or yanovskiy.moshe@gmail.com)

Some references: Reciprocal tariffs “Fact Sheet” / Reciprocal Tariff Calculations