Björn Thor Arnarson
@bjorci.bsky.social
Assistant Professor at the University of Copenhagen focusing on international trade, labour and the Öresund region.
@CESifo.org affiliate 🇮🇸🇸🇪🇩🇰
@CESifo.org affiliate 🇮🇸🇸🇪🇩🇰
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Trump tarrifs og tollar: Fórn á við margfalda íslenska verðmætasköpun – ár eftir ár?
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Trump tarrifs og tollar: Fórn á við margfalda íslenska verðmætasköpun – ár eftir ár?
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Trump og tollar: Fórn á við margfalda íslenska verðmætasköpun – ár eftir ár?
Hér er árangur tolla frá fyrra valdatímabili Trumps settir í samhengi við núverandi ástand.
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May 5, 2025 at 8:17 AM
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Trump tarrifs og tollar: Fórn á við margfalda íslenska verðmætasköpun – ár eftir ár?
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Trump tarrifs og tollar: Fórn á við margfalda íslenska verðmætasköpun – ár eftir ár?
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The articled looks at the research on Trump-era tariffs and puts it into an Icelandic perspective.
Back of the envelope calculations suggest that current tariffs could cost the U.S. the equivalent of Iceland’s GDP over half to a full decade annually 🫰💰
Back of the envelope calculations suggest that current tariffs could cost the U.S. the equivalent of Iceland’s GDP over half to a full decade annually 🫰💰
May 5, 2025 at 8:17 AM
The articled looks at the research on Trump-era tariffs and puts it into an Icelandic perspective.
Back of the envelope calculations suggest that current tariffs could cost the U.S. the equivalent of Iceland’s GDP over half to a full decade annually 🫰💰
Back of the envelope calculations suggest that current tariffs could cost the U.S. the equivalent of Iceland’s GDP over half to a full decade annually 🫰💰
No base in Iceland, closed in 2006
January 15, 2025 at 4:29 PM
No base in Iceland, closed in 2006
Reposted by Björn Thor Arnarson
