A professor who specializes in tariffs says the future of tariffs and policies, depends on the revenue the U.S. receives from its consumers and other countries pushing for domestic manufacturing.
Editor-In-Chief of The Mesquite, Johnathan Pena and volunteer reporter Elyssa Quesada, interviewed Dr. Vipul Garg, assistant professor of supply chain management, at Texas A&M University-San Antonio March 26.
Garg focuses on manufacturing tariffs and how they will affect consumers buying vehicles that are coming from Mexico, with the foreign parts shipped from China.
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