Trump's proposed tariffs, ranging from 10% to 60%, would significantly raise costs for consumers, with studies indicating families could face additional expenses of $2,000 to $4,000 annually.
Economists warn that Trump's tariffs may reactivate inflation, as consumers would ultimately bear most of the burden from higher prices, outweighing any economic benefits of the tariffs.
Independent estimates suggest Trump's tariffs could lead to increased grocery and gasoline prices, particularly affecting households reliant on imports from Mexico and Canada.
The proposed tariffs may disrupt supply chains, forcing consumers to either pay higher prices for imported goods or forego purchasing essential items, as quick domestic substitutions are infeasible.
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