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We lost Trump’s first trade war. We’ll lose the next one, too. | Opinion
Trade wars are not easy to win, and they are darned near impossible to win for rich countries that export commodities. We lost the last one and will lose the next one. And by “we,” I mean all of us, though the cost will be more heavily born by U.S. farmers and manufacturers who import parts to assemble here.
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