"U.S. consumers are losing money every day from the absence of cross-border trucking. The U.S. Chamber estimates unnecessary unloading, reloading and warehousing at the U.S.-Mexico border adds $400 million a year to the price of Mexican imports, a cost passed on to consumers.
Even if Mexico's tariffs went to zero today, the damage from the past two years will be felt for a long time. The Mexican marketplace has replaced U.S. suppliers with non-U.S. sources."
Evaluating the free market by comparing it to the alternatives (We don't need more regulations, We don't need more price controls, No Socialism in the courtroom, Hey, White House, leave us all alone)
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
How Keeping Mexican Trucks Out Hurts The US
See Don't expect trucks from Mexico soon by David Hendricks, San Antonio Express-News, 3-5-11. Excerpts:
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