#TrumpTariffs

Trump’s proposed tariffs, including a 10% universal import tax and up to 60% on Chinese goods, are reshaping global trade debates. Supporters argue tariffs protect American jobs and industries from unfair foreign competition. Critics warn of rising consumer prices, disrupted supply chains, and potential retaliation that could harm U.S. exports. Economists are divided: some see leverage for better trade deals, others predict inflation and slowed economic growth. Key sectors—automotive, tech, and agriculture—could be hit hardest. As the 2024 election nears, #TrumpTariffs become both an economic policy tool and a political flashpoint, forcing voters and businesses to weigh the benefits of protectionism against the risks of global trade disruption.