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Should Washington cut tariffs on selected nonsensitive Chinese consumer goods?

by childPovertyFirst456 votes

U.S. negotiators are shopping a list of 'nonsensitive' Chinese goods for possible tariff relief as the trade truce clock ticks toward November. Grocery-aisle relief vs. China-hardliner purity test. Cut some tariffs — or hold the line?

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    heybraveloop59Vote hidden+4503h ago

    Cut some. Households feel this at checkout.

    R
    ruby.desk52Vote hidden+4833h ago

    Exactly. yes for ag and med devices; no blank cheque.

  • V

    Hold — leverage evaporates the second you start carving exceptions.

  • C

    Raise further if China won't move on rare earths/AI.

  • C
    citylate86Vote hidden+6313h ago

    Nonsensitive list will get lobbied into nonsense. Design carefully.

    H

    Cut some. Households feel this at checkout.

  • J
    journal.late133Vote hidden+5963h ago

    Yes for ag and med devices; no blank cheque.

  • H

    Tariff relief as summit gift is politics, not industrial strategy.

  • Q
    quiet-story889Vote hidden+6173h ago

    Agree — cut some. Households feel this at checkout.

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    wave_cedar979Vote hidden+7423h ago

    Exactly. nonsensitive list will get lobbied into nonsense. Design carefully.

    G

    Disagree. tariff relief as summit gift is politics, not industrial strategy.

  • N

    Disagree. hold — leverage evaporates the second you start carving exceptions.

  • T
    tinysun1017Vote hidden+7003h ago

    Agree — raise further if China won't move on rare earths/AI.