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There is a widespread perception that international companies have become overly reliant on the U.S. market—often referred to as the ‘daddy’ complex. Countries benefit from exporting goods to the U.S. due to its extensive purchasing power, and they face challenges when U.S. tariffs are applied. These tariffs, while seemingly punitive, are viewed as essential to prompting other nations to reevaluate how they engage with the U.S. economically.