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Blame today’s congestion on tomorrow’s tariffs

Los Angeles mayor Eric Garcetti, relying on information from his port officials, says his port — the biggest in the US — could suffer a 20% drop in volume if an additional $200bn in tariffs is imposed on Chinese goods

12 Feb 2019
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Eric Watkins @EricWatkins_ Eric.Watkins@informa.com

Today’s congestion is just an algorithmic function of tomorrow’s tariffs, but nobody knows what the future holds or what impact it will have

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Blame today’s congestion on tomorrow’s tariffs

Los Angeles mayor Eric Garcetti, relying on information from his port officials, says his port — the biggest in the US — could suffer a 20% drop in volume if an additional $200bn in tariffs is imposed on Chinese goods

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