10-06-2016, 09:06 PM
(10-06-2016, 07:51 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: 1. Trump is in business to put out a product at the best cost, and make a profit. (like all businesses)
2. If he were to not buy the Chinese steel, he may not be able to produce buildings at a cost that would secure the contract..
3. Maybe he is disgusted at the fact that he has been forced to by Chinese steel in order to remain competitive?
...with the exception of one business that collapsed into multiple bankruptcies, Trump does not operate a public company; he has no fiduciary obligation to shareholders to obtain the highest returns he can. His decisions to turn away from American producers were not driven by legal obligations to investors, but simply resulted in higher profits for himself and his family.
And...what makes you think he'd want to change that if he's POTUS?
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