A tariff is a tax that governments impose on imported goods from other countries, which increases the cost for importers who typically pass these costs on to retailers and ultimately to consumers, making trade wars visible at checkout counters.
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Who Is Paying Trump's Tariffs?Added:
Now, let's talk about tariffs, because everyone uses the word, but few people explain it clearly. A tariff is a tax a government puts on goods coming in from another country. If China makes a product for $10 and the US is labs a tariff on top, the importer suddenly pays more. The importer rarely eats that cost. They pass it on to the retailer, to you. And that's why a trade war shows up at the checkout.
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