Rising Tariffs Signal Upcoming Price Hikes for Consumers
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Economists from Harvard Business School found that Trump's tariffs have led to modest but quick price increases in imported goods, with a cumulative rise of about 3% since March, challenging claims from the Trump administration that tariffs do not significantly impact consumer prices.
Topics:business#economy-and-politics#imported-goods#inflation#price-increases#tariffs#trump-administration
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