押上整个美国,让中美贸易倒退24年,特朗普的豪赌真的值得吗
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-12-12 04:36

Group 1 - Trump's initial goal was to revitalize American businesses through reciprocal tariff policies, expecting capital to flow back into the U.S. [1][10] - Instead of achieving the desired revival, many American companies experienced a slowdown in growth due to these tariffs [1][4]. - The implementation of tariffs led to increased prices for key industrial materials, negatively impacting the profitability of U.S. manufacturing [12][14]. Group 2 - The U.S. manufacturing job market saw a significant decline, with approximately 59,000 jobs lost from April to November following the announcement of the tariffs [14]. - Despite signing tax reduction agreements worth trillions with several countries, the promised investments in U.S. manufacturing did not materialize [16]. - The trade war with China resulted in substantial job losses in the U.S. and increased prices due to a lack of affordable products and materials from China [19]. Group 3 - The trade policies led to a record trade deficit with China, surpassing $1 trillion by December 2025, contrary to Trump's expectations [19]. - Although the trade war diminished China's share of U.S. imports from 21% to 9%, it did not yield the intended economic benefits for the U.S. [20]. - Overall, Trump's trade policies resulted in significant costs for the U.S. economy, suggesting that cooperation with China might have been a more beneficial approach [21].