Trump & Tariffs: What The World Can Expect

Professor Dr Calvin Cheong, Vice Dean & Deputy Dean of Education, Sunway Business School

28-Nov-24 08:30

Trump & Tariffs: What The World Can Expect

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US President-elect Donald Trump has pledged to impose tariffs or increase them on Canada, Mexico and China - its three largest trading partners. At the same time, during his presidential campaign, Trump also pledged to address domestic inflation. Professor Dr Calvin Cheong, Vice Dean & Deputy Dean of Education, Sunway Business School, shares his insights into who stands to benefit from this and who doesn't.

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Produced by: Natalie Tan

Presented by: Shazana Mokhtar, Philip See, Keith Kam

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Categories: politics, international, economy

Tags: trade tariffs, donald trump, canada, mexico, china,

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