Trump’s Proposed Tariffs, Especially on China and Mexico, Could Hit California Hard
A range of experts, from Nobel Prize-winning economists to an internet-famous menswear writer, have a message for Americans ...
Mexico Signals It Could Hit Back at U.S. With Tariffs of Its Own
Could a tariff war erupt between the United States and Mexico? A top Mexican official said his country might retaliate if the ...
Mexico mulls retaliatory tariffs on US
The US president-elect Donald Trump vowed to impose tariffs of as much as 25% on Mexican imports during the final days of his ...
Mexico Signals It Could Hit Back With Tariffs at U.S.
Mexico’s government on Monday signaled that it planned to hit back with trade restrictions of its own if President-elect ...
Mexico would retaliate if Trump imposes 25% tariffs, economy chief says
Mexico would retaliate with its own tariffs on U.S. imports if Donald Trump follows through on his threats to impose 25% ...
Trump's tariffs will make it hard for automakers — including Tesla — to set up shop in Mexico
Donald Trump's idea of imposing 200%-plus tariffs on vehicles imported from Mexico could throw the US auto industry into ...
How will Trump’s tariffs impact everyday Americans?
An analysis by the nonpartisan Peterson Institute for International Economics estimates Trump’s proposed tariffs would cost a ...
Trump’s Tariffs: Will They Help Or Hurt Small Businesses?
Tariffs help American manufacturers become more competitive since many countries, such as China, Vietnam, and Mexico, pay ...
Trump’s tariffs seen delivering a repeat blow to US farm exports
A trade war in the second Trump administration could again bring a steep drop in U.S. corn and soybean exports to China.
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Nissan’s planned job cuts not related to potential Trump tariffs, company says
A company spokesperson said the move is not related to any possible tariffs that President-elect Donald Trump might impose. Trump had threatened to impose tariffs of 25% to 100% on imports from Mexico ...
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Do Tariffs Work? The Answer Isn't As Straightforward As You May Think
“The correct economist answer is: It depends. Tariffs drive a wedge between prices in the exporting country and in the ...