Tariffs on Chinese clean energy reduce the total number of clean-energy jobs, because most of those jobs are in deployment rather than manufacturing.

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tariffs Taxes on imports: whether they close a trade deficit, what they do to prices, and what they are really for.

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Europe cannot keep the world's strictest environmental and social rules, invest less than its competitors and run a more naive trade policy, and still expect to create jobs.

Macron says Europe cannot run a more naive trade policy than its competitors and still expect to create jobs. Ritchie says tariffs on Chinese clean energy cut the total number of clean-energy jobs, because most of them are in deployment rather than manufacturing and higher prices slow the rollout. Both are counting jobs, and they count them in opposite directions.

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