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In the end, the ultimate burden of tariffs falls on consumers and businesses. Higher import taxes increase prices across a range of goods, from everyday household items to industrial components. This can lead to decreased purchasing power for consumers and cost increases for businesses that rely on imported materials.
On the international front, the U.S. might see a reduction in revenue from other countries if foreign governments respond with retaliatory tariffs or restrict U.S. exports. This tit-for-tat dynamic can undermine the very economic growth that tariffs aim to stimulate.