Cars Are Not a Threat to National Security, Says The Auto Alliance's Thomas

The video discusses the implications of tariffs on foreign automobiles, questioning their link to national security. It highlights the potential negative impact on the US auto industry, including increased consumer prices and job losses. The speaker suggests expanding market access and reducing global trade barriers as alternatives to tariffs. The industry is united in opposing tariffs, citing adverse effects on the economy.

What is the main argument against the idea that foreign car imports threaten national security?

• They have no impact on the economy.

• They contribute positively to the U.S. GDP and employment.

• They are a significant threat to the economy.

• They are a minor part of the U.S. market.

What is one potential consequence of enacting tariffs on the auto industry?

• Growth in the auto industry

• Increase in consumer demand

• Decrease in car prices

• Job losses in the auto sector

How much could the price of an imported car increase due to tariffs?

• $4,000

• $2,000

• $8,000

• $6,000

What alternative approach is suggested instead of increasing tariffs?

• Limiting domestic production

• Increasing non-tariff barriers

• Expanding market access for auto exports

• Reducing market access

What is the general stance of the auto industry regarding the proposed tariffs?

• Indifferent to tariffs

• Supportive of tariffs

• Unaware of tariffs

• Opposed to tariffs