A set of presidential orders uses emergency trade authority to impose reciprocal tariffs designed to force foreign tariff reciprocity, raise revenue, and nudge market access. The measures rely on interagency…
A new set of executive orders uses emergency powers and established trade statutes to impose baseline and country‑specific tariffs as a lever for fair‑trade enforcement. Implementation combines IEEPA proclamations, Section…
A 10‑for‑1 deregulation rule, compressed OIRA timelines, and one‑year sunsets on many energy rules anchor the White House plan to reduce federal requirements, with the stated aim of boosting investment…
A coordinated package of tariffs, tax breaks and targeted credits is intended to make production in the United States comparatively attractive. The centerpiece is a 10 percent baseline duty with…
A package of tariffs, regulatory shifts, and tax incentives aims to shrink the U.S. goods deficit by raising the cost of imports and encouraging production on American soil. The announced…
A new regulatory budget requires agencies to repeal at least ten rules for every new one and to deliver net‑negative regulatory costs in fiscal 2025, with an energy order adding…
A reciprocal 10 percent baseline tariff, a 25 percent duty on autos, and a proposed levy on electronics tied to their semiconductor content form the spine of a new trade…
A multi‑tool trade push combines reciprocal tariffs, emergency border levies and Section 232 probes with procurement and enforcement changes. Implementation uses presidential proclamations, emergency powers and Commerce‑led investigations while agencies…
A proposed tariff that targets the semiconductor content of imported electronics would tie duties to the most valuable part of modern devices while advancing reshoring goals under an ongoing national…
