The Auto Industry Can Plan for $4 Gas; It Can’t Plan for Shifting Trade Rules – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

Consumer sentiment and spending seem at odds. Confidence remains depressed, and yet spending continues to fuel the economy. A simple explanation for this paradox is that consumers are spending more because they don’t have a choice, even if they aren’t happy about it. One example of this is driving. Despite…
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