Post #1044 by Knighttrader on the Macroeconomic Trends and Risks board

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That's an interesting story and I can see how easily it could be done with physical goods. I don't think I consume any US goods either - currently I live in Europe - and if I did they could be easily substituted for. However what about digital services and software, Google, Microsoft, Apple, Meta, Visa, Mastercard etc? My Iphone may be manufactured in China but it's designed and coded in California. My debit cards may be from European banks but still use Visa. It's a bit more complicated than taking a few bottles off the shelves.

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