So a banking haven, with banks so massive they'd require the big US banks to get over 10x larger to match the relative scale to the Swiss economy.

A tiny, highly regulated gambling haven, that can't be replicated to the US scale at all.

And then two tiny islands in Hong Kong and Singapore, with a combined 13 million people.

That's a really terrible comparison sheet for arguing low tariffs are a big benefit to the US economy.

Now show me the same for: Germany, France, UK, Japan, Australia, Canada, China, India, Italy, Brazil, Russia, Spain, South Korea. The world's largest economies, and countries that actually have serious population sizes.