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Jul
Under his leadership, Donald Trump’s strategy towards global commerce represented a significant shift from the cooperative principles that had been a cornerstone of U.S. policy for many years. Abandoning established trade practices, Trump adopted an aggressive tactic focused on imposing harsh tariffs, especially aimed at significant markets like China and traditional partners in Europe and North America. Although contentious, these measures initiated a worldwide debate on trade equity and the success of protectionist strategies—and, potentially, led to noticeable results.At the core of Trump’s approach to trade was the conviction that previous trade deals had disadvantaged the United States, leading to…