For businesses, tariffs present challenges. Companies that rely on imported materials face higher costs, which disrupt supply chains and production schedules. To adapt, they might renegotiate contracts, switch suppliers, or raise prices.
Tariffs can also benefit some businesses by reducing competition from imports. This can create demand for locally made products. However, such advantages are often temporary, as retaliation or economic uncertainty affects broader markets.

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