How Consumers Can Prepare For Trump's New Tariffs

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : The U.S. has long used them as a tool to regulate trade with import duties that vary by product and trading partner.
53% : This is before factoring in the effects on the economy and any retaliatory actions by trade partners, including other countries and trade blocs like the EU.
50% : Here's what Trump has proposed:Tariffs on raw materials like steel or aluminum could send the prices of cellphones and laptops through the roof, according to True Tamplin, a Forbes personal finance contributor.
18% : In addition to the economic motivations, Trump cites security: He has insisted that Mexico and Canada stem the flow of illegal drugs and migrants over the border.

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