US EditionLarry Kudlow Discusses Trade Deficits and Economic Growth Under Trump
- Larry Kudlow stated that economic growth should be prioritized over trade balances in U.S. Policy, emphasizing that trade deficits are not a sign of weakness.
- Kudlow mentioned that he attempted to convince President Donald Trump that trade deficits aren't reliable indicators of economic weakness.
- Trump unveiled a plan for a 10% baseline tariff on most countries, pausing it for 90 days except for China, which he accused of retaliating.
- A federal appeals court temporarily halted a lower court ruling blocking Trump's tariff plan, which included proposed reciprocal tariffs.
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The Daily CallerLarry Kudlow Explains Why Trade Deficits Don’t Matter If Trump Grows Economy Like Reagan Did
Fox Business host Larry Kudlow pushed back Friday against the idea that trade deficits are inherently harmful. During an appearance on “The Bottom Line,” Kudlow said that economic growth, not trade balances, should be the primary focus of U.S. policy. Kudlow said he spent years trying to convince President Donald Trump that the trade deficit […] Larry Kudlow Explains Why Trade Deficits Don’t Matter If Trump Grows Economy Like Reagan Did
LARRY KUDLOW: Celebrating Ronald Reagan
We're here at the Reagan Library in Simi Valley, California for the inaugural meeting of the Reagan National Economic Forum. But first up, I believe it's necessary to celebrate the memory and the achievements of Ronald Reagan, who I believe was by far the most consequential president in the second half of the 20th century. And indeed, he will go down as one of the greatest presidents in U.S. history. Reagan completely changed economic policy. By…
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