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Many Dutch entrepreneurs see Trump's policies as biggest risk

Many Dutch entrepreneurs see Trump's policies as biggest risk

Dutch entrepreneurs doing business internationally identify US President Donald Trump's trade policies as their most significant geopolitical challenge. Approximately half of these business owners report that American trade policy is currently causing difficulties for their operations.

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