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Experts underscore the notion that any corrective measures implemented in response to perceived unfair trade practices will invariably invoke temporary pains for American consumers and businesses. Conversations highlight that the long road to negotiating fairer trading practices may not yield immediate benefits and could instead lead to economic discomfort.
One analogy suggests that addressing the imbalances in trade is akin to undergoing a painful medical procedure; it is necessary yet uncomfortable. Those who oppose swift changes and advocate for gradual adjustments are also calling for caution, as the midterm elections loom. If the results do not reflect satisfaction within the electorate regarding economic conditions, the backlash could be significant.