There's precedent for using
tariffs as an aggressive way to motivate countries to take collective action.
Not exact matches
Economists Michael Gapen and Pooja Sriram noted that the
tariffs come
as the U.S. economy is otherwise in expansion mode, with
aggressive fiscal policy — tax cuts and planned spending increases, specifically — to «provide sufficient support to keep the economy in a recovery phase.»
It takes place
as a volatile American president signals his complete lack of interest in Nato and a willingness to sabotage the WTO, either through
aggressive tariff programmes or simply leaving it.