#TrumpTariffs returns to the forefront once again amid ongoing discussions about the impact of the trade policy implemented by former President Donald Trump's administration. These tariffs imposed on numerous imports—especially from China and the European Union—were aimed at reducing the trade deficit, stimulating domestic manufacturing, and protecting American companies from unfair foreign competition.

However, many economists believe that these tariffs increased the cost of imports, which was reflected in prices within the United States itself, and directly affected consumers and small businesses that rely on imported materials in their production processes.

The policies also led to a trade war with China, where Beijing retaliated with punitive tariffs on American products, affecting American farmers and exporters.

Today, after years of implementing these policies, the debate continues about their effectiveness, whether they achieved the intended goals, or if they complicated global economic relations further. $TRUMP