- U. S. Oil and Gas Tariffs on Canada and Mexico: What Are the . . .
This research finds that – considering the rates of the incoming tariffs, the value of U S oil and gas imports from Canada and Mexico, likely behavioral responses, and the effects of the tariffs on income and payroll tax revenue – the cost of these energy tariffs on imports would be approximately $6 5 billion ($5 2 billion on imports from
- Trump’s 10 Percent Tariffs: Projected Impacts on U. S . . . - AAF
Increased tariffs tend to inflate that country’s exchange rate, which ultimately lowers exports as consumers search for cheaper alternatives Should the United States impose a 10 percent tariff, the U S dollar would appreciate in value compared to other currencies, thereby making the goods of U S trade partners “cheaper” while U S
- Breaking Down the BRICS Tariff - AAF
Retaliatory tariffs from BRICS would further damage the U S economy as nearly 20-percent of U S exports go to countries associated with the bloc Referring back to China, U S exports between January and April of 2025 are 17 percent below 2024 levels, meaning U S companies are missing out on billions of dollars of revenue
- The Mechanics of Trumps Tariffs - AAF
Executive Summary President-elect Donald Trump has proposed imposing tariffs on various countries, products, and companies for reasons ranging from protecting U S industries to targeting entities that engage in un-reciprocal, unfair, or undesirable trade practices While tariff rates and their associated costs have garnered widespread attention, the underlying mechanisms for implementing
- Sector-specific Tariffs: Estimating the Costs - AAF
Executive Summary Although President Trump paused his April 2 “Liberation Day” tariffs for 90 days, he continues to threaten imposing sector-specific tariffs in the near future The threatened sectors include pharmaceuticals, copper, lumber, chemicals and minerals, semiconductors, and energy, which combined account for roughly 20-percent of U S imports This research estimates that if the
- The New Foreign Pollution Fee Act - AAF
The new proposal would levy variable tariffs on certain covered goods – aluminum, cement, iron and steel, fertilizer, glass, and hydrogen – imported into the United States The tariffs consist of a base rate of 15 percent and an additional rate based on the difference in carbon intensity between domestic and foreign goods
- Steel and Aluminum Tariffs: Impact on Canned Food
Executive Summary President Trump has doubled down on the steel and aluminum tariffs imposed during his first term, increasing the rate from 25 percent established in March to 50 percent as of June 4, and ending the company exclusion process, general product exemptions, and country-specific agreements As was the case during President Trump’s first term, […]
- Oil Prices, Tariffs, and Inflation - AAF
If the delayed economic response to tariffs aligns with an oil-induced price shock, the administration may attempt to shift the blame and thus cloud the real impact of its tariff policies Another scenario is that oil prices continue to decline and the recent drop in the price per barrel is maintained for the foreseeable future
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