others focus on trump's position. dismissing trump's argument as "folk economics," tim worstall argues that moving production to low-wage countries like mexico is good for americans who can buy air conditioners more cheaply. binyamin appelbaum, writes that while the overwhelming majority of economists argue that importing goods manufactured by low-wage manufacturing work has been good for america because the balance of trade remains positive, economists have "oversold their case," neglecting to encounter the reality that, "trade has a downside, and while the benefits of trade are broadly distributed, the costs are often concentrated," borne by former factory workers. by contrast, jim cramer thinks trump is correct when he asserts that trade deals lowering tariff barriers have devastated the american economy.