#USElectronicsTariffs The refers to the tariffs imposed by the United States on the importation of electronic products from other countries, especially China. These tariffs are part of an economic strategy to protect the domestic industry and reduce the trade deficit. However, these measures have significant impacts on the global market: they increase costs for American companies that depend on imported components, which may result in higher prices for consumers. Additionally, they provoke trade tensions and affect supply chains. The tariffs also encourage the relocation of production and the search for new trading partners outside of Asia.