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President Trump’s forwards and backwards on tariffs is inflicting instability and uncertainty throughout industries, and a number of the hardest hit have been small companies. On this episode of “The Opinions,” the entrepreneur Yair Reiner explains what it takes to make his product, the Frywall, and the way the commerce conflict with China is growing his manufacturing prices and making it more durable to work along with his companions abroad. He argues that that is disastrous for family-run companies and is a blow to entrepreneurship in America.
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