1 Hour Ago: Japan Picks Canada — U.S. Auto Industry Stares at $300B Disaster | Krugman Analysis скачать в хорошем качестве

1 Hour Ago: Japan Picks Canada — U.S. Auto Industry Stares at $300B Disaster | Krugman Analysis

Japan just made a quiet decision with massive consequences — and almost nobody is talking about it yet. In this video, I break down why Japan’s sudden pivot toward Canada is a flashing red warning sign for the U.S. auto industry, electric vehicle supply chains, and America’s long-term industrial strategy. This isn’t about one trade deal or one headline. It’s about credibility, policy chaos, and how the U.S. may be sleepwalking into a $300 billion economic setback. Using a clear, evidence-driven economic lens inspired by Paul Krugman’s style of analysis, I explain: • What Japan’s decision actually means (and why it matters) • How EVs, batteries, and auto supply chains really work • Why Canada is being seen as the safer long-term bet • How U.S. political volatility is scaring off investment • Who pays the price when industrial policy loses credibility • Why this could reshape jobs, wages, and manufacturing for decades This is not about free trade versus protectionism. It’s about coherence versus chaos — and which countries investors trust when the stakes are this high. If you care about manufacturing jobs, the EV transition, climate policy, or America’s economic future, this story matters. 👍 Like the video if you found the analysis useful 💬 Comment with your take — is the U.S. losing industrial credibility? 🔔 Subscribe for more sharp, no-nonsense economic breakdowns #Japan #Canada #USAutoIndustry #EVs #IndustrialPolicy #Economics #SupplyChains #Manufacturing #KrugmanStyle