Trump's New Tariffs Would Raise Half His Earlier Version, TPC Finds

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : It assumed the President would eliminate his "reciprocal" import taxes but continue his 10 percent tariff on worldwide trade and maintain higher tariffs on many goods from Canada and Mexico and on products such as steel, aluminum, and autos and auto parts; and raise tariffs on Chinese goods to 145 percent.
49% : TPC estimated the tariffs Trump announced through April 2 would have raised about $3.3 trillion from 2026-2035, plus an additional $190 billion for the remainder of 2025.
27% : The analysis assumed Trump's latest tariff policy would be permanent, although Trump said his newly announced delay would last only 90 days.
16% : Trump is trapped.

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