You can’t “make a deal” over someone’s interior tax policy. In the end, if the moron wants to make a stupid tax decision that will offer no benefit and massively hurt the US economy (for his own benefit, of course), another country or bloc can’t stop him.
This “deal” hurts the EU far less than a long tradewar with hugely uncertain and constant changes. Not that these terms won’t change (probably when the moron in chief realizes the trade deficit isn’t shrinking, but the US economy will hurt).
You can’t “make a deal” over someone’s interior tax policy. In the end, if the moron wants to make a stupid tax decision that will offer no benefit and massively hurt the US economy (for his own benefit, of course), another country or bloc can’t stop him.
This “deal” hurts the EU far less than a long tradewar with hugely uncertain and constant changes. Not that these terms won’t change (probably when the moron in chief realizes the trade deficit isn’t shrinking, but the US economy will hurt).