Bloomberg Businessweek Global Economy Won’t Feel Much Pain From Trump Agenda in 2025
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Dec 10, 2024 
Cristina Lindblad, Global Economics Editor, analyzes how Trump's presidency could reshape economic and foreign policies. Fran Katsoudas from Cisco discusses the company's strategic responses to changing U.S. government policies. Mark Gurman shares insights on Apple's innovative satellite connectivity for its smartwatch. Rob Thummel provides a deep dive into the evolving electric vehicle market landscape. Lastly, Melissa Otto evaluates the influence of tech stocks on the S&P 500's performance, especially highlighting NVIDIA's impact.
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Trade and Tariffs
- Economists generally agree on the benefits of free trade.
- Yet, there's growing support for tariffs, even with potential inflationary effects.
Future of Globalization
- Globalization may persist, driven by multinational corporations.
- However, it might not follow traditional patterns led by nations or organizations like the WTO.
Trump's Dealmaking
- Despite isolationist rhetoric, President Trump might act as a dealmaker when opportunities arise.
- This creates uncertainty in global security and economic implications.
