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In contemplating the implementation of tariffs, Trump faces the challenge of strategic targeting. Instead of engaging in trade wars with allied nations—like Canada or Mexico—his administration could focus on strategizing tariffs against countries like China, India, and Malaysia. This strategy, again, relies on the robust production capabilities currently within the U.S. economy.
However, Trump must tread carefully, mindful that provoking multiple trade wars could jeopardize U.S. trade relationships and market stability, especially given the intricacies of global supply chains and economic interdependence.