In this episode of Build a Business Worth Buying, we dive into the evolving landscape of international trade, tariffs, and economic policies with a focus on how businesses can navigate these changes. From the lasting impact of Trump’s first term to Biden’s trade strategies and potential shifts in a second Trump administration, we break down what these policies mean for global commerce, supply chains, and business strategy.
What You’ll Learn:
- How elections influence economic and trade policies.
- The long-term effects of Trump’s first-term trade war.
- Biden’s continuation of tariffs and shifts in international cooperation.
- Why global trade is moving beyond just U.S.-China relations.
- The rise of global protectionism and its unintended consequences.
- What a second Trump administration could mean for tariffs and manufacturing.
- The impact of the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) on supply chains.
- Potential structural changes, including the erosion of the de minimis exemption.
- Why businesses need a first-principles approach to procurement and supply chains.
- How companies can build a strong competitive moat through strategic sourcing and innovation.
About Chris Wall:
Chris wall is an entrepreneur and investor in enterprise software systems serving the global trade management, supply chain management, and FinTech industries.
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