Why even a hint of "Sell America" rattles global markets The concept of "Sell America" may seem abstract, but its implications on global markets are significant.
When the United States promotes domestic industries by restricting imports or imposing tariffs on foreign goods, it has far reaching consequences for economies around the world.
The Origins and Evolution of "Sell America" The earliest manifestations of "Sell America" can be seen in the Tariff Act of 1816, which aimed to protect American industries from foreign competition.