The US, not others, will feel most pain from its economic mistakes

The article discusses the decline of U.S. economic dominance as President Trump implements policies that undermine global trust in American leadership. It highlights that the U.S. now controls only 13% of global goods imports, a significant drop from 19%, and emphasizes that other countries are less reliant on U.S. demands due to localized economic crises. As tariffs create domestic uncertainty and inflationary pressures, the article concludes that America’s economic challenges are self-inflicted, with potential repercussions felt most acutely at home rather than abroad.