yes and no. makes more opportunity for companies that wish to make shirts here and sell them. foreign companies are more inclined to set up a factory here to avoid tariffs, and existing american companies sell more shirts. i can produce shirts right now for less than $50 so that's just an opportunity waiting to be seized, i'd have endless orders from distributors, but really companies like hanes and whatnot will beat me to it by actually making their shit here again and paying americans to do it. the us has been trying desperately to get japanese cars out of our market for decades since they bitchslapped our domestic market. we've put tariffs on them and companies like toyota and honda now have factories here where they produce their cars (and it's why they suck now, niggers make them instead of japs). but that's a lot of jobs brought here just to avoid tariffs. the companies will avoid the tariffs and that stimulates us industry, even if it's a longer process.
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