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Senior writer, Bloomberg @economics. Ex @FT. Aussie. Red Sox nation. Opinions mine alone. RTs not endorsements. sdonnan@bloomberg.net

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Summer Forward Guidance for an Unsettled World: Supply Lines

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By Shawn Donnan Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
Becoming a grandfather is reinvigorating because your focus again turns to the future and all the hope you have for the new life just begun. That’s the theory I’m embracing at least, having welcomed my first grandchild into the world last week. Alongside, of course, a new boyish desire to dive once more into all the things from my own childhood that my grandson will soon enjoy, from fishing and sailing to beach cricket and backyard wiffle ball.
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Blue-Collar Base Questions Faith in Trump Tariffs: Supply Lines

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By Shawn Donnan Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
For a forthcoming story I spent part of my leadup to America’s birthday party last week sitting down with a union man who has spent a career spanning decades fighting free trade. I can’t tell you who he is because that might give away the story I’m still working on. But it’s safe to say he has great convictions on trade.
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Trump’s Tariff Wall Takes a Curious Woke Turn: Supply Lines

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By Shawn Donnan Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
President Donald Trump has shown few signs in his second term that he cares much about the future of the Amazon rainforest. Nor are there any indications that ending either corruption overseas or the use of forced labor are White House priorities. Yet in recent weeks all three of those things have become justifications for proposed tariffs put forward by the Trump administration. So what should we make of that?
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