... still optimistic (69% good, 7% bad); independents 49% bad vs. 28% good; Democrats 74% bad and 8% good. Will be interesting to compare this to polls in a month or so after people start to see real-world price and economic impacts.
... still optimistic (69% good, 7% bad); independents 49% bad vs. 28% good; Democrats 74% bad and 8% good. Will be interesting to compare this to polls in a month or so after people start to see real-world price and economic impacts.
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tariff/econ poll done April 8-11, so after lots of media & public debate on tariff increases, but before any real-world effects. Short-term, 65% think tariffs are bad for economy & 8% good. Long-term view is 42% good, 34% bad w/ Republicans ... www.cbsnews.com/news/poll-tr...
CFR President Michael Froman and trade experts give their take on Trump’s new tariffs, the history of U.S. economic policy, and how countries are reacting.
We did predict this last summer: www.progressivepolicy.org/trade-fact-o...
... and last year's Republican Platform, plank 1: vs. last fall's Republican platform (presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/20...)
Compare and contrast: Sec. Bessent today vs. last fall's
in Politico (politico.com/news/2025/03...):
For more from PPI on this, follow/read Tamar Jacoby and PPI's New Ukraine Project: www.progressivepolicy.org/project/new-...
Our Trade Fact this week on Ukraine and the dangers of isolationism and appeasement. Link and a core paragraph: progressivepolicy.org/isolationism...
. @axios.com @emilypeck.bsky.social summarize likely tariff impacts, and feature PPI's look at the wild regressivity of the regular consumer-tariff system: www.axios.com/2025/03/04/t...
If Trump’s tariffs stand, American families will in reality get higher costs for everyday goods like groceries and medicines, while American manufacturers, builders, and farmers will see production costs spike - @progressivepolicy.org @ebgresser.bsky.social
www.progressivepolicy.org/ppi-statemen...
Which US imports from Mexico would be hit the hardest under the 25 percent tariff?
Which imports from Canada would be hit the hardest under the 25% tariff?
Here are the imports from Mexico & Canada that will be hit the hardest by the 25% tariffs.
From Mexico: transport equipment, fruits & vegetables, electronics, & machinery
From Canada: wood products, metals, fuels, food products, & transport equipment
Learn more: www.piie.com/research/pii...
Our comment on today's Trump tariffs on MX/CA/CN: www.progressivepolicy.org/ppi-statemen...
U.S. Terminates Funding for Polio, H.I.V., Malaria and Nutrition Programs Around the World www.nytimes.com/2025/02/27/h...
That's fast company, but very plausible.
Which US imports from Mexico would be hit the hardest under the 25% tariff?
Which US imports from Canada would be hit the hardest under the 25% tariff?
More than 40% of US imports of wood products come from Canada, & over 70% of gypsum & lime are sourced from Mexico. #PIIECharts
Learn more about what imports from Canada & Mexico would be hit the hardest by Trump's threatened tariffs: www.piie.com/research/pii...
"US Consumer Confidence Drops by Most Since 2021 on Outlook" https://buff.ly/4387OHj