Tag: Tariffs
The Nations Likely To Win, Not Lose, From Trump’s Tariffs
Trump’s coming trade war will drive more supply chains out of China, opening opportunities for select others to fill the gaps…
By Kurt Leo Davis Jr.
Investor, Banker, Advisor, Writer/Speaker, Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), Bretton Woods Committee, International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), Atlantic Council Millennium Fellow, French-American Foundation Young Leader, US-Spain Council Young Leader, Council for the United States and Italy Young Leader, American Turkish Society Young Leader, Chicago Booth MBA, UVA JD, Avid Traveler, Foodie, Politics Junkie & Closet Economist…
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