Understanding the scope of Trump’s tariffs so far, in 4 charts
- President Trump announced new tariffs on all goods entering the United States, starting April 9.
- Trump has tied tariffs to claims about illegal migration, differing from past security or domestic justifications.
- These tariffs impact around 60 countries and key sectors like steel and aluminum, drawing threats of retaliation.
- Colbert noted these are the most severe trade tariffs since 1930, joking about America's newfound 'liberation'.
- Economists worry about rising consumer prices and potential job losses, with some fearing a decline in global trade.
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The Most Important Advantage BY FAR of President Trump’s Tariffs
There are many advantages as well as drawbacks to President Trump’s new tariffs. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick pointed out a few of those on Wednesday, but in his musings he also highlighted what is by far the biggest reason these tariffs are absolutely necessary today. When the White House and conservative talking heads talk about bringing back manufacturing to America, they miss the crucial timing of the technological renaissance that’s ta…
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