The Potential Economic Impact of Sustained 30% Tariffs on Imports from China
Brief Published on May 13, 2025After implementation of tariffs of up to 145% on all imports from China, negotiators were able to agree to a temporary reduction to a 30% levy. This rate is planned to be in place for a maximum of 90 days, providing a reprieve as trade talks continue.
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Cautiously Curbing Calamitous Chaos
Column Published in syndication May 14, 2025In yet another predictable blink in the unsustainable trade saga, tariffs on goods from China (that will be largely paid by US businesses and consumers) were slashed from 145% to 30% for a 90-day period. This move is purportedly a pause before the levy returns to the former level of 145% if no agreement is reached. Maintaining a tariff of that level on an ongoing basis is not remotely feasible, and the stakes are high.