Tariffs hurt his business. He's voting for Trump anyway

With Trump's potential tariff policies posing significant risks to businesses relying on imported goods, particularly from China, companies in these sectors may see a decline in profitability or increased operational costs. Trade-sensitive companies or those heavily reliant on foreign supply chains could face challenges.

The overall economic forecast suggests that the implementation of high tariffs could lead to increased inflation and a slowing economy, making growth outlook for many sectors uncertain as consumers may cut back on spending due to higher prices.

For companies that are positioned to benefit from the shift in manufacturing away from China, such as those involved in domestic manufacturing or those in India and Southeast Asian countries, there may be opportunities for growth. However, these companies remain in the minority.