As President Trump attempts to equalize tariff rates between the U.S. and major trading partners, the scale of deficit the U.S. encounters differs wildly from nation to nation.
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Since the American economy didn’t begin in 1913, I urge you to look at CPI values prior to 1913, before the Fed existed and before gold was outlawed.