The Real Economic Cost: Tariffs and Regulatory Burdens

When we talk about the impact of tariffs, we are often presented with stark economic data: job losses, GDP reductions, and increased costs for American consumers. The numbers are undeniable. But numbers, as compelling as they may be, cannot be taken in a vacuum. The reality is that while tariffs impose economic costs, they do not exist in isolation. In an ideal world, tariffs would be unnecessary, but we do not live in an ideal world. We operate in a global economy where our competitors—especial Read Full Article »