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✴️ Are Trump’s Tariff Policies a Strategy to Prevent Global Economic Collapse?

📌 The trade war between the U.S. and Canada is escalating once again. Trump has imposed a 25% tariff on Canadian goods, adding new pressure on economies reliant on international trade. In response, Trudeau has applied similar tariffs on American goods. But are these policies just a trade war, or part of a larger strategy to manage a looming global economic crisis?

🔻 Global Debt on the Brink of Explosion
📊 U.S. National Debt: $37 trillion
📊 Canada’s National Debt: $1.2 trillion
📊 Debt in China & Europe: Tens of trillions of dollars

💣 This level of debt is unsustainable and could trigger a domino-effect collapse in the global economy, similar to the 2008 financial crisis—but on a much larger scale. Central banks no longer have effective tools to control such a crisis.

🔹 Are Tariffs a Hidden Tax to Manage the Crisis?
Some analysts believe these policies:
✅ Act as an indirect tax to increase government revenues without raising official domestic taxes.
✅ Are an excuse to reduce U.S. and Western dependence on China and reshape global economies into trade blocs.
✅ Shift the burden of massive national debts onto people and industries through inflation and higher costs.

🔸 Possible Scenarios:
💡 If executed well, these policies could strengthen domestic economies and delay a rapid collapse.
💣 However, if they increase global instability, they might trigger stagflation and a financial crisis even worse than 2008.

🔍 Are these tariffs just a trade war, or part of the bigger game of restructuring the global economy?
💭 What are your thoughts?

#Economy #Inflation #Blockchain #Crypto #IOTA #USA #Canada #Tariffs #DebtCrisis #TradeWar #EconomicCollapse #Finance #GlobalEconomy

@IOTA_Admin

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✴️ Are Trump’s Tariff Policies a Strategy to Prevent Global Economic Collapse?

📌 The trade war between the U.S. and Canada is escalating once again. Trump has imposed a 25% tariff on Canadian goods, adding new pressure on economies reliant on international trade. In response, Trudeau has applied similar tariffs on American goods. But are these policies just a trade war, or part of a larger strategy to manage a looming global economic crisis?

🔻 Global Debt on the Brink of Explosion
📊 U.S. National Debt: $37 trillion
📊 Canada’s National Debt: $1.2 trillion
📊 Debt in China & Europe: Tens of trillions of dollars

💣 This level of debt is unsustainable and could trigger a domino-effect collapse in the global economy, similar to the 2008 financial crisis—but on a much larger scale. Central banks no longer have effective tools to control such a crisis.

🔹 Are Tariffs a Hidden Tax to Manage the Crisis?
Some analysts believe these policies:
✅ Act as an indirect tax to increase government revenues without raising official domestic taxes.
✅ Are an excuse to reduce U.S. and Western dependence on China and reshape global economies into trade blocs.
✅ Shift the burden of massive national debts onto people and industries through inflation and higher costs.

🔸 Possible Scenarios:
💡 If executed well, these policies could strengthen domestic economies and delay a rapid collapse.
💣 However, if they increase global instability, they might trigger stagflation and a financial crisis even worse than 2008.

🔍 Are these tariffs just a trade war, or part of the bigger game of restructuring the global economy?
💭 What are your thoughts?

#Economy #Inflation #Blockchain #Crypto #IOTA #USA #Canada #Tariffs #DebtCrisis #TradeWar #EconomicCollapse #Finance #GlobalEconomy

@IOTA_Admin

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