Alan Deardorff, a professor emeritus of international economics at the University of Michigan, dives into the intricate world of tariffs and trade on the eve of the elections. He discusses the contrasting views of Trump and Harris on trade policies and the potential risks posed to U.S. tech companies by a trade war. The conversation also scrutinizes China's practices, the implications for electric vehicles, and how tariffs could reshape retailer strategies. Deardorff concludes with insights on currency debasement and the stability of the U.S. dollar.