How Made-in-USA Jeans Became a Pawn in Trump's Trade War

The video discusses the challenges faced by small US jeans manufacturers due to trade policies and tariffs. It highlights the irony of protectionist measures hurting industries they aim to protect. The impact of tariffs on premium jeans and consumer sensitivity is explored, along with the symbolic nature of targeting iconic American products. The uncertainty surrounding the duration of these trade policies adds to the industry's struggles.

What is one of the main challenges faced by small American jeans manufacturers?

• Limited access to raw materials

• Lack of skilled labor

• High production costs

• Competition from international brands

How have tariffs affected the business operations of small American jeans companies?

• Increased domestic sales

• Loss of international orders

• Reduction in production costs

• Expansion into new markets

What is the price range of the premium jeans affected by the tariffs?

• $200 and above

• $100-$150

• $50-$100

• $150-$200

Which iconic American products have been targeted by tariffs besides jeans?

• Apple pie and baseball bats

• Harley-Davidson motorcycles and bourbon

• Coca-Cola and hot dogs

• Jazz music and Hollywood films

What is a major concern for companies regarding the current trade policies?

• The uncertainty of how long the policies will last

• The policies will end too soon

• The policies will be permanent

• The policies will lead to increased competition