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Tariffs and the Real Cost to American Consumers (What the Data Shows)

Tariffs and the Real Cost to American Consumers (What the Data Shows): Tariffs are often described as taxes on foreign countries—but in economic reality, they function more like a tax on imported goods that is first paid by U.S. importers and then largely passed on to American consumers through higher prices.

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