

The Quiet Trump-Harris Trade Agreement
Oct 15, 2024
Scott Lincicome, Vice President of General Economics at the Cato Institute, dives into the complexities of tariffs and trade policy. He critiques the political rhetoric from figures like Trump and Harris, arguing that tariffs often burden consumers more than intended. The conversation highlights the CHIPS and Science Act's aims to boost U.S. manufacturing while pointing out the inefficacy of broad tariffs that stifle innovation. Lincicome also explores how tariffs intertwine with immigration policies, emphasizing the importance of immigrant workers for economic growth.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Decoding Tariffs and Trade Policies
02:08 • 15min
The CHIPS and Science Act Explained
17:09 • 8min
The Consequences of Broad Tariffs
25:10 • 5min
Exploring Tariffs and Immigration Sentiments
30:28 • 2min
Tariffs, Trade, and Immigration Dynamics
32:37 • 21min
The Illusion of Self-Checkout Efficiency
53:58 • 3min