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最后通牒!美国逼各国交出“关税方案”,否则美国经济就要崩盘
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-06-04 17:25

Group 1 - The U.S. government is pushing for a "reciprocal tariff" policy, with a 90-day grace period ending soon, demanding trade partners submit proposals by June 4 or face punitive measures [1][3] - The urgency for tariff proposals stems from the U.S. facing significant debt pressure, with national debt exceeding $36 trillion, leading to attempts to increase fiscal revenue through tariffs [3][11] - Countries like China have shown a firm stance against U.S. tariff pressures, emphasizing the importance of equality and mutual benefit in international trade [5][15] Group 2 - Japan, having previously suffered from U.S. tariffs in the 1980s, is adopting a guerrilla strategy and has not easily compromised under U.S. pressure [7] - European nations and ASEAN countries are also resisting U.S. tariff demands, focusing on their own economic strategies and regional stability [7][15] - The U.S. is experiencing a sense of urgency as its key industries, such as automotive and aerospace, are heavily reliant on Chinese rare earth materials, which are crucial for their operations [11][15] Group 3 - The U.S. "reciprocal tariff" policy is characterized as a self-centered unilateral action that may protect some domestic industries but could lead to higher consumer prices and provoke retaliatory measures from other countries [13][15] - The political implications of U.S. tariff policies have drawn international discontent, undermining the principles of the World Trade Organization and potentially isolating the U.S. on the global stage [13][15] - The global economic landscape is shifting towards multipolarity, with emerging economies like China, Europe, and Japan gaining more influence, challenging U.S. economic hegemony [15][17] Group 4 - If the U.S. continues its unilateral and protectionist trade policies, its economic challenges may worsen, while other countries collaborate to promote a fairer global economy [17] - The U.S. must recognize that cooperation and mutual benefit are essential in a globalized world, rather than relying on tariffs to resolve issues [17]