Understanding Tariffs: Who Really Pays the Price?

Tariff (Noun): A tax or duty placed on a specific class of imports or exports.
Tax (Noun): A compulsory financial charge or levy imposed by a government on individuals or businesses.
Import (Noun/Verb): Bringing goods or services into a country from abroad for sale or use.
Export (Noun/Verb): Sending goods or services produced in one country to another country for sale.
Good (Noun): A physical item that can be bought or sold; merchandise or products.
Domestic (Adjective): Relating to one's own country; not foreign or international.
To impose (Verb): To establish or apply a rule, tax, or penalty in a forceful way.

This chapter explains the mechanics of tariffs within U.S. trade, dispelling myths about who bears the cost. It highlights the effects of tariffs on consumers and industries, illustrating how price hikes can influence the entire market ecosystem.

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