Up here you got the numbers of  German cars per brand sold per territory in 2017... This gives you the idea of the magnitude of the Chinese market. On which US Cars manufacturers are totally absent.Â
The gap between Chinese goods imported to the United States and American goods exported to China rose to $375.2 billion in 2017 up from $347 billion the prior year.
The overall United States trade deficit in goods and services with the world widened 12.1 percent to $566 billion last year, the largest gap since 2008.
This shows the decline of American manufacturing and a troubling reliance on foreign goods. Â Only US Agriculture contributes massively to restore a less negative balance. And those amazing workers are struggled (and killed literally) by assholes corps like Monsanto. Those Trump voters will be the first to suffer. Not acceptable.
Trump tariffs will immediately create MASSIVE inflation in the US, especially since China is unloading tons of USD on the markets, decreasing its convertible value. And as far as I know Chinese workers are paid in RMB Yuans. Apple someone ? Nike someone ???
America is unable to produce CONSUMPTION GOODS that are competitive on international markets. Best example : cars. Check how many US cars are sold in China below⌠Almost close to zero. Just because the production units are obsolete and the cars areâŚshitty. Except Tesla. 80K cars sold in 2017 worldwide, a drop in the ocean.
So, US friends get ready for massive retaliation from China . My guess is : Disney and McDonaldâs are going to be kicked out of China mainland just like Twitter, Facebook or Danone previously.
And in the case of McDonaldâs , a worldwide ban would be a gift for future generations. No one needs that junk food that destroys health and cost a fortune to governments all over the planet due to overweight and heart diseases related issues. Crap, crap, crap⌠Facing this crappy situation, Trumpâs answer : invest in military. ZERO PRODUCTIVITY. TOTAL STUPIDITY
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