What tariffs could mean for US workers, consumers and the economy

Trump’s Tariffs Hurt Workers, A Smarter Trade Strategy Could Empower Them

By Ben Jealous In the Trump era, economic policy often comes with more bluster than strategy. His latest round of tariffs is no exception. Slapped on a broad swath of imported goods without rhyme, reason, or regard for the people who will bear the brunt of the cost – American families and workers – these […]

How The Media Are Lying: Tariffs 'A Tax On Consumers' Edition

Nobody needs an economics degree to know that's not all there is to say about the tax hike this week on companies importing goods to the U.S.

Investors and consumers worry as new tariffs are poised to affect the economy

Americans will likely look back at the past week as one that was pivotal in shaping the U.S. economy and remaking the world trade order.But they'll have to wait to gauge to what extent it changes."There's been so much economic news this week, it's hard to get a sense of what's big, what's huge, and what's humongous," said University of Michigan professor of economics and public policy Justin Wolfers.The new tariffs that President Trump announced…

What Do US Tariffs Mean For You?

If you're a company that exports to the US -- like a car manufacturer or a whiskey distillery — suddenly your goods got way more expensive. That means fewer sales, less revenue, and potential job cuts.

Video Supply chain expert explains how tariffs may lead to ‘wholesale change’ in US economy

ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with Tom Madrecki, a vice president at Consumer Brands Association, about what President Donald Trump’s tariffs could mean for consumers and the potential for price hikes.

The planned US tariffs hit consumers - especially in the United States. Do consumers also have to pay more in this country due to possible EU counter-tariffs soon? By Thomas Spinnler.