
Boomerang Effect: US Tariffs May Backfire on American Consumers
US tariffs intended to protect domestic industries may backfire, leading to higher costs for businesses and consumers, escalating inflation, and potentially undermining economic growth.
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US tariffs intended to protect domestic industries may backfire, leading to higher costs for businesses and consumers, escalating inflation, and potentially undermining economic growth.

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