Роберт Кийосаки объяснил причину введения пошлин Трампом

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Happycoin.club - Криптовалютный инвестор Роберт Кийосаки объяснил причину введения таможенных пошлин президентом США Дональдом Трампом.

Напомним, что 2 апреля американский лидер ввёл повышенные тарифы на импортные товары из более чем 90 государств, среди которых оказались, помимо прочих, Республика Молдова, Таджикистан и Казахстан. Больше всех не повезло африканскому королевству Лесото и заморскому сообществу Франции Сен-Пьеру и Микелону, продукция из которых будет облагаться 50% сбором.

Дональд Трамп

Пошлины должны начать действовать 9 апреля, поэтому Кийосаки прокомментировал поступок Дональда и провёл аналогию с игрой под названием «Цыплёнок», популярной среди членов банд на Гавайях в 1950-е, когда Роберт жил там с семьёй. Если у бандитов возникал спор, то один из них бросал второму «цыплячий вызов»: они садились в автомобили друг напротив друга и неслись вперёд, пока не столкнутся или кто-то не испугается и не повернёт. Кийосаки присутствовал во время двух таких игр, оба раза шофёры струсили и конфликт был исчерпан.

Сегодня президент Дональд Трамп играет в «Цыплёнка», угрожая пошлинами. Только время покажет, глава какой страны устрашится, — написал Роберт.

Кийосаки не сказал, почему, по его мнению, президенту США понадобилось испытывать руководителей других стран, грозя переехать их катком своих тарифов. Один из комментаторов под псевдонимом Mik предположил следующее:

Люди пускаются в крайности, когда им нечего терять. Думаю, Трампу кажется, что он находится в таком положении: если он не станет действовать сейчас, то последствия для его государства будут намного более губительными, чем негативное влияние пошлин, и скоро нечего будет спасать, потому что страна рухнет.

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