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“Despair. Hopelessness. Frustration. Sadness”: board game professionals fear for industry’s future under “reckless” Trump tariffs – but GAMA plans to fight back -
“Despair. Hopelessness. Frustration. Sadness”: board game professionals fear for industry’s future under “reckless” Trump tariffs – but GAMA plans to fight back -
Punishing import tariffs threatened by US president-elect Donald Trump could lead to a "great collapse" of the US board game industry, with publishers, distributors and retailers of all sizes facing the threat of going under, professionals within the industry have told BoardGameWire.
·boardgamewire.com·
“Despair. Hopelessness. Frustration. Sadness”: board game professionals fear for industry’s future under “reckless” Trump tariffs – but GAMA plans to fight back -
Trump takes tariff talk to a new level
Trump takes tariff talk to a new level
The president-elect threatened a 25% tariff on Mexican and Canadian products, as well as an additional 10% duty on goods from China.
·morningbrew.com·
Trump takes tariff talk to a new level
The Many Hidden Costs of Tariffs - FEE
The Many Hidden Costs of Tariffs - FEE
Tariffs are not going anywhere in 2025. There is no indication that the protectionist rhetoric embraced by President-elect Donald Trump has changed; in fact,
·fee.org·
The Many Hidden Costs of Tariffs - FEE
Companies Are Already Exiting China to Escape Trump’s Tariffs
Companies Are Already Exiting China to Escape Trump’s Tariffs
Steven Madden Ltd. is accelerating plans to shift production out of China after Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election raised the odds of increased tariffs on imported goods.
·bloomberg.com·
Companies Are Already Exiting China to Escape Trump’s Tariffs
The Economic Consequences of Trump’s Tariffs - FEE
The Economic Consequences of Trump’s Tariffs - FEE
Trump recently claimed that “tariffs are the greatest thing ever invented,” while discussing his proposal for a 60 percent tariff on Chinese imports and
·fee.org·
The Economic Consequences of Trump’s Tariffs - FEE
Companies are bracing for Trump tariffs
Companies are bracing for Trump tariffs
American companies expect to raise prices if Trump makes good on his promise to impose sweeping tariffs.
·morningbrew.com·
Companies are bracing for Trump tariffs
Companies ready price hikes to offset Trump’s global tariff plans
Companies ready price hikes to offset Trump’s global tariff plans
U.S. companies that rely on foreign suppliers are preparing to raise prices in response to the massive import tariffs that former president Donald Trump promises if he wins.
·washingtonpost.com·
Companies ready price hikes to offset Trump’s global tariff plans
Why Economists Hate Trump's Tariff Plan | WSJ
Why Economists Hate Trump's Tariff Plan | WSJ
Tariffs are at the center of former President Donald Trump’s economic plan. He wants to put across-the-board 60% tariffs on everything from China and 10%-20%...
·youtube.com·
Why Economists Hate Trump's Tariff Plan | WSJ
Yellen says high US tariff wall 'deeply misguided', would raise prices
Yellen says high US tariff wall 'deeply misguided', would raise prices
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will say on Thursday that walling off the U.S. economy as proposed by Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump would be "deeply misguided," raising prices for American consumers and making U.S. companies less competitive.
·reuters.com·
Yellen says high US tariff wall 'deeply misguided', would raise prices
Albert Gallatin and the Free Trade Convention of 1831 - FEE
Albert Gallatin and the Free Trade Convention of 1831 - FEE
Author’s Note: This is the third of three essays about America’s longest-serving Treasury Secretary, Albert Gallatin (here are Part 1 and Part 2). All three
·fee.org·
Albert Gallatin and the Free Trade Convention of 1831 - FEE
The De Minimis Debate
The De Minimis Debate
What does the latest proposed ruling against Shein and Temu mean for U.S. consumers?
·mondayeconomist.com·
The De Minimis Debate
US, Mexico move to thwart China circumvention of tariffs
US, Mexico move to thwart China circumvention of tariffs
The U.S. and Mexico on Wednesday announced new steps to fight the circumvention of U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum by China and other countries that ship products through Mexico, implementing a North American "melted and poured" standard for steel.
·reuters.com·
US, Mexico move to thwart China circumvention of tariffs
Who’s afraid of Chinese EVs? The European Union
Who’s afraid of Chinese EVs? The European Union
Fearing that a flood of cheap Chinese electric vehicles could hinder European carmakers, the bloc plans to impose tariffs on Chinese automakers.
·morningbrew.com·
Who’s afraid of Chinese EVs? The European Union
Australia scraps 'nuisance' tariffs to remove red tape, lower living costs
Australia scraps 'nuisance' tariffs to remove red tape, lower living costs
Australia said on Monday it would remove import tariffs on a wide range of goods including toothbrushes, toasters, hand tools and clothing in a bid to eliminate red tape for businesses and bring relief to families battling higher living costs.
·reuters.com·
Australia scraps 'nuisance' tariffs to remove red tape, lower living costs