A new study from North Dakota State University says China’s retaliatory tariffs are causing greater losses for U.S. agricultural exports than the previous trade war. “Almost $15 billion in annualized losses,” says Shawn Arita, the associate director of the Ag Risk Policy Center at NDSU. That compares to more than $10 billion in the 2018-19 […]
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