The Aporia
12 articles about 12 events for “US Tariff Policy”.
“In an opinion survey published Oct 1, the Associated Press and University of Chicago found that 65 per cent of US adults blame the White House for the high cost of living, especially Trump’s tariff policies and his new war against Iran.”
“The focus on energy costs has tended to relegate the other major Trump-inspired source of inflation to the sidelines of discussion - but, as with fuel prices, the impact of his tariffs is still working its way through the US economy.”
“The arrangement the U.S. and Mexico are working toward centres on tariff relief and policy concessions, rather than a comprehensive rewrite of CUSMA.”
“Social media already showed us the cost of monoculture, with Big Tech’s “our way or the highway””
“"There are some appropriate uses for tariffs.”
“"It's undeniable that several of these supply shocks that the U.S. economy has been navigating through come from policy decisions made by the administration — namely, decisions to intervene in Iran and decisions to impose tariffs,"”
“That’s why Deloitte Canada recently raised its forecast for this year but cut next year’s growth forecast from 2 to 1.6 per cent, a figure that accounts for Canada’s retaliatory tariffs but not the Sept. 15 expansion or the Sept. 29 import bans.”
“Affordability The first question focused on the financial and economic impacts of the tariffs that the Trump administration has imposed since January 2025.”
“There are tariffs that I think are too high and not helpful for us.”
“This decision resulted in refund orders for US$180 billion to American importers for tariffs collected illegally.”
““This one thing alone should win us the midterms,” he recently said at the White House.”
“Add those to your cart first during the sale, and use whatever’s left in your budget to get less necessary items.”