Here we go again. After raising the prices U.S. consumers pay for foreign-produced aluminum, steel, lumber, automotive parts, and dairy products, the “tariff man” rides once more, and this time European goods are in his sights.
The problem, as always, is that tariffs are paid by the people who put him on the path.
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