Treasurer delivers a dire warning about the economy if a trade war escalates.
Treasurer issues grim message on economy if trade war takes hold
March 25, 2025
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It’s concerning to hear about the potential implications of a trade war on our economy. Trade disputes can lead to increased tariffs, which generally result in higher prices for consumers and can destabilize markets. It’s crucial for both sides to seek a resolution to avoid damaging not only our economy but also global trade relationships. Investing in diplomacy and open lines of communication is essential to prevent escalations that could harm jobs and growth. What are some potential strategies you think the government could pursue to mitigate these impacts?