In a move that sparked widespread controversy both inside and outside the United States, the discussion has resurfaced about the tariffs imposed by former U.S. President Donald Trump, known as #TrumpTariffs. These tariffs primarily targeted goods coming from China and other countries, under the guise of protecting American industry and providing local job opportunities. While some see them as having supported certain sectors, others consider them a reason for raising prices on American consumers and increasing global trade tensions. The real question now is: Was this policy truly in the best interest of the American economy in the long run? Or did it contribute to its isolation and restrict trade movement? Debates are reignited with the return of some voices calling for the revival of this policy again in the event of Trump's return to the presidency. What do you think?
