Tariffs often mean higher prices. When businesses pay tariffs, they pass those costs to consumers. Products like smartphones, cars, and even food become more expensive, leaving shoppers with fewer affordable options.
Tariffs also reduce choice. If importing becomes too expensive, businesses might stop offering certain products. Consumers then face a smaller selection of goods, often at higher prices. While domestic alternatives may fill the gap, they don’t always match the quality or price of imports.

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