US tariffs will 'clearly' have an economic impact, but a 'calm' response is needed, Keir Starmer says
- Keir Starmer emphasizes the importance of a government prioritizing its own people over international affairs, stating that effective economic management is crucial for global influence.
- Dr. John Dove warns that U.S. Tariffs will raise the prices of imports, negatively affecting consumers and small businesses in the U.S.
- Dove explains that these tariffs are a regressive tax, primarily hurting lower-income individuals while impacting overall economic competitiveness.
- Dove notes that retaliatory tariffs from other countries could lead to a trade war, resulting in significant long-term economic harm.
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