TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 5月26日 01時03分

For nearly a century, the St. Pierre Manufacturing Corporation has made products such as horseshoes, tire chains and anchors in a facility near Worcester, Mass. But in recent months, St. Pierre has been struggling. Why? Increased tariffs on goods from China imposed by the #Trump administration. That may seem counterintuitive. Tariffs on foreign goods are supposed to help companies that make things in the U.S. by increasing the costs of products sold by foreign competitors. Indeed, President Donald Trump has encouraged consumers and businesses to buy goods from countries other than #China, or, in what he called the “best idea,” to buy American-made goods. That advice is almost impossible to follow, writes our senior economics correspondent Alana Semuels, as products made in #America can contain parts sourced from all over the world. Even the most quintessentially American of goods has parts from somewhere else, whether that be a Ford F-150 pickup, a can of Budweiser, or tire chains from Worcester. Read more at the link in bio. Photographs by @_tonyluong for TIME

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