There are really only two ways out of this mess. Either you force other countries to dial back their excessive savings—which, let's be honest, is nearly impossible to pull off. Or you fundamentally rethink your role as the world's shock absorber for these imbalances.
Bilateral tariffs? They were never going to solve either problem.
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CantAffordPancake
· 12-14 12:43
In simple terms, it's a dead end unless everyone reduces savings, but that's simply impossible.
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DegenApeSurfer
· 12-14 08:12
ngl the key still depends on when the US dollar hegemony can no longer hold up, as the trade war approach is already outdated.
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 12-12 22:01
To put it simply, this set of tariffs is fundamentally a temporary fix and doesn't address the root cause. In the end, someone will still end up losing out.
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ChainMelonWatcher
· 12-11 13:58
To be honest, it still depends on who is willing to bow first. Right now, this game is too complicated.
There are really only two ways out of this mess. Either you force other countries to dial back their excessive savings—which, let's be honest, is nearly impossible to pull off. Or you fundamentally rethink your role as the world's shock absorber for these imbalances.
Bilateral tariffs? They were never going to solve either problem.