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The evolving U.S. approach to tariffs offers lessons for other nations, such as Australia. Engaging in reciprocal trade agreements or similar negotiations could help mitigate potential tariffs and expand export opportunities. For instance, Australia's potential to emulate deals like those with the UK or China—where concessions on imports, such as beef or other commodities, helped secure favorable terms—remains promising. As the U.S. continues to refine its trade strategy, countries like Australia may find pathways to strengthen their economic ties through targeted negotiations and strategic imports.