Farmers Stick With Trump Despite Growing Trade War Costs

The video discusses the impact of trade issues on American farmers, focusing on how current trade disputes, particularly with China, Canada, and Mexico, affect agricultural exports. It examines President Trump's trade strategy, the potential for market changes, and the political implications for rural voters. The video also covers the possibility of subsidies to support farmers and economic projections for the agricultural sector.

What is the main reason farmers are not yet feeling the impact of trade disputes?

• They have diversified their crops.

• They have reduced their production.

• They have sold most of their crops from last year.

• They have received government subsidies.

How does President Trump view the trade disputes?

• As a temporary inconvenience.

• As a necessary business risk.

• As a strategy to reduce imports.

• As a mistake that needs correction.

What could be a long-term effect of the trade disputes on American farming?

• Reduced competition from other countries.

• Permanent changes in trade patterns.

• Higher prices for American crops.

• Increased reliance on domestic markets.

Which countries are the biggest markets for US agricultural exports?

• Japan, South Korea, and Australia.

• China, Canada, and Mexico.

• Brazil, Argentina, and India.

• Germany, France, and Italy.

What is the US government's plan to support farmers during the trade disputes?

• Offering low-interest loans.

• Providing subsidies around Labor Day.

• Reducing export taxes.

• Increasing import tariffs.