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To address these issues, Trump’s administration is expected to introduce a dual approach: impose tariffs on imports while simultaneously easing domestic production regulations. By doing so, the plan is to raise costs in the short term for consumers but ultimately stabilize prices in the long run, benefitting American producers.
Tariffs will specifically target commodities essential for military hardware—such as steel, aluminum, and copper—pushing manufacturers to rethink where they source materials. This holistic economic plan aims not just at American independence but also at repositioning the country’s role on the global stage, compelling nations like Saudi Arabia and Russia to recalibrate their influence.