Shipping post-free trade

>>1411254
Doesn't matter mich to me. I'm American and we have no competitive international fleet. We exist soley because of cabotage laws (Jones Act), and government/military preference laws.

But there will always be plenty of shipping, it's just going to find a new point of equilibrium.

>>1411395
The US ships plenty of oil and gas now, and with the new panama canal it's pretty good business to send LNG tankers from the US gulf to Asia

Also many major ports have been upgraded, with billions in costs, in anticipation of "mega ships" that are now making little to no money and are travelling half empty at best.

There's also exposure elsewhere, bank loans etc

We can hope.

>>1411402
this

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>The right
>Anti free trade

I think you'll find that's the left m8. The EU is protectionist as fuck.

>>1411725
He meant trump and his anti trade and china hate views

>>1411740
It's a common theme among the populist/nationalist right.
Not so much for the left anymore.

>>1411254
Trump is a moderate the United States is so far left that he is the equivalent of a market correction

>>1411782
>the United States is so far left

of who, the middle east?

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>not wanting a bunch of third world barbarians and welfare parasites flooding into your country means you want to completely cease global trade