Correct. So in the car example, it really only works if the US puts a tariff on imports, and then they do some kind of government credit for domestic cars. This would raise the price of imported cars while making domestic cars more affordable to Americans.
Even domestic cars are assembly in America but the parts come from other countries so no you still going be effected by that.
Also keep in mind there a reason shit not made here. We can’t compete with their cheap labor prices. So even if you tried to move some of those jobs back here it would still cost the consumer a shit ton more money on said goods.
Correct. So in the car example, it really only works if the US puts a tariff on imports, and then they do some kind of government credit for domestic cars. This would raise the price of imported cars while making domestic cars more affordable to Americans.
Only kinda, that assumes enough people still buy the imports otherwise there’s no money to transfer over.
Even domestic cars are assembly in America but the parts come from other countries so no you still going be effected by that.
Also keep in mind there a reason shit not made here. We can’t compete with their cheap labor prices. So even if you tried to move some of those jobs back here it would still cost the consumer a shit ton more money on said goods.
A tariff isn’t a money making tool, it’s about making a good not as great a deal against another, typically a domestically made good.