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U.S. Tariffs Cost American Buyers 96% of Burden, German Study Reveals

A German study reveals 96% of U.S. tariff costs fall on American importers and consumers, challenging claims of foreign burden-sharing.

Goldman Sachs analysis shows U.S. consumers bear over half the cost of Trump-era tariffs, with prices rising on both imports and domestic goods.

U.S. tariffs on imported school supplies and electronics drive up back-to-school costs by 7.3%, straining families and schools amid policy changes.

French youth in Lyon voice concerns over President-elect Trump’s tariff threats on the EU, fearing ordinary consumers will ultimately bear the cost.