Tariffs: A rollercoaster of on-and-off decisions

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  Foreign.

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  Hello, and welcome to Business Matters here on the BBC World Service.

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  I'm Rahul Tandem.

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  Plenty coming up on the program.

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  Ukraine says it will accept a short term ceasefire deal if Russia agrees to.

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  What will it mean for the Russian economy and the Ukrainian economy?

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  We will try and find out.

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  And a $2 billion facelift for one of the world's biggest and best known football clubs,

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  Manchester United.

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  But the biggest question really is not how much it's going to cost, it's who's going to pay for it.

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  We will try and answer that question for you.

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  As always, we're joined by two guests on opposite sides of the world.

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  We have Takara Small, national technology columnist for CBC in Toronto.

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  Let's be honest, Takara, there's quite a lot happening in Canada at the moment.

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  So you're pretty busy, I would imagine.

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  Yes.

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  I mean, Canada is kind of the centre of the world right now.

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  We're on Trump's mind and a lot of people in Europe.

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  How does it feel to be at the center of the world?

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  It's so unusual.

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