Tariffs & Taxes | Jonathan Satovsky
Tariffs and Taxes Jonathan Satovsky looks into the historical and contemporary dynamics of tariffs and taxes in the United States. Historically, the U.S. relied on tariffs for revenue, with low taxes. Recently, there’s been a shift towards higher taxes and lower tariffs. Jonathan explores the potential return to higher tariffs and lower taxes, emphasizing that opinions on this shift vary based on political alignment. Do you have a financial question? Contact satovsky.com
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