An extended trade war would not only harm that iconic industry but also Kentucky's farm family suppliers, tourism, and ultimately consumers through higher prices and limited availability.
Andy Barr: “An extended trade war would not only harm that iconic industry but also Kentucky's farm family suppliers, tourism, and…”
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Barr warns about the negative effects of a trade war on various sectors.
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