A key pillar of Donald Trump's economic agenda is widespread tariffs on imports, specifically from China. We've heard from expert economists about how tariffs will affect our GDP, and from CEOs about the implications for their international operations.
The current rule makes it possible for small businesses to deliver affordable goods to customers—considering the possible implications of Trump's economic agenda, Congress should fight to keep this rule in place.Talking president-elect Trump off the ledge of widespread tariffs does not seem likely. But that may not be bad news, provided his administration can deliver on bringing sufficient manufacturing back to the United States.
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