I see. 
> the IMF estimates that remaining barriers to trade within the countries of the EU are equivalent to a 44% tariff on trade in goods, and a 110% tariff on trade in services.

 I wonder how much trade barriers US has? 

The problem is that everyone’s acting in bad faith. The EU has very strict trade barriers via regulation, rather than tariff rates. 

Trump is overstating how large they are, but that’s what he wants them to reduce. 

Undisciplined

https://xcancel.com/Onyeani_Kalu/status/1909277159006384302

nitter

econ

This is interesting. I wonder how 20% to 20% tarrifs would be different from "zero to zero"? 

https://x.com/Onyeani_Kalu/status/1909277159006384302

One thing is sure though that imported goods will be cheaper than ever. A win for consumers? 

Read the related news here: https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2025/04/07/von-der-leyen-offers-trump-zero-for-zero-tariffs-deal-on-all-industrial-goods