History teaches us that tariffs—while well-intentioned as tools for protectionist policies—tend to raise consumer prices.

History shows that higher tariffs have been painful for the stock markets to digest, but President-elect Donald Trump's stand ...

Consumers in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Minnesota, which combined import nearly 3 million b/d of Canadian crude, would be particularly vulnerable to price increases. The American Fuel and ...

The idea should be politically disqualifying: Imposing tariffs on imports raises prices paid by American consumers and businesses ... by raising costs to some US producers. But that came at ...

U.S. oil producers are warning that a tariff on heavy oil imported from Canada would raise consumer prices at the pump. Some pundits are dismissing these threats as political bluster, while others ...

All of them could see price increases if tariffs are imposed and passed on to consumers. Mexico too is also a major producer of electronics not only in the U.S. but across the globe.

This creates a wedge between what workers and capital produce and the amount they receive; in other words, a wedge between the consumer price and the producer price.” The threat of tariffs to ...

Trump's proposed tariffs on China, Mexico, and Canada are set to reshape global trade. Nations like Japan, India, and others ...

The benefits lower wage production from "free trade" accrue to the producers ... not consumers, because consumers will pay the going price, wherever a good is made. Tariffs will thus cut into ...

How Trump’s tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China could impact U.S. consumers - Canada, Mexico and China are the U.S.’s three ...

Aluminum plant owners and others hope the Trump administration will reverse a recent refusal to boost tariffs by the ...