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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding

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To: elmatador who wrote (13047)	10/20/2024 9:43:28 AM
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Re: EU I believe President Trump addressed this and would like to see a fair playing field for EU trade and if necessary use Tariffs to achieve this goal. He stated that US made autos not allowed to compete w/o EU tariffs. I suspect this may/could run across many different sectors including Ag equipment, Ag commodities, fertilizers and energy oil & NG among other things. Is this a move to Nationalism and/or populism for US or is this a response to EU's move to Nationalism or both. It will be interesting to see if Trump is elected and RFK starts to deal w/ our domestic food & drug issues. One of the concerns is/was the 'quality' of our food mainly it's safety. I suspect both the US & EU could reach similar safety standard guidelines but more importantly each country s/d be focused on what their people want & need. Some/many of these global companies are taking profits & sales over minimal standards and quality. Therefore, it is up to the local communities/governments to deal with these issues. It's a tough balance as too many mandates by government is not good either (and very expensive).

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