A new executive order declares persistent goods trade deficits a national emergency, sets a 10 percent baseline tariff adjustable by country and sector, and tasks DHS and Commerce with enforcement…
The Trump administration’s tariff program uses broad duties, reciprocal country-by-country measures and emergency proclamations to pressure trading partners and protect domestic producers. Implementation depends on executive orders, customs collection and…
The administration’s tariff plan uses broad duties, reciprocal country‑by‑country measures and emergency proclamations to press trading partners and raise revenue. Implementation is driven by executive orders and customs collection, with…
The administration’s tariff plan combines broad duties, reciprocal country-by-country measures, and emergency proclamations intended to force trading partners to lower barriers. The move centralizes authority in executive orders and customs…
The administration’s fair‑trade push couples a 90‑day tariff pause with stepped‑up negotiations on China, positioning the move as a path from penalty to parity. Treasury and USTR lead the talks,…
The Trump Administration’s policy response to America’s mounting trade deficits required a pragmatic, all-in federal approach. Using expanded executive authority, swift tariff enforcement, and new layers of bureaucracy, the strategy…
This article details the Trump Administration’s fair trade and tariff retaliation initiatives, framing them as common-sense solutions to foreign economic threats. Through aggressive executive orders, new bureaucratic structures, and increased…
The Trump administration’s tariff and reshoring policies ushered in a new era of government intervention, characterized by increased bureaucracy, deficit spending, and executive authority. By using big government solutions—ranging from…
The article outlines the Trump Administration’s reshoring agenda, emphasizing its reliance on executive orders, new tariffs, and expanded government intervention. It details the creation of new bureaucracies, administrative overreach, and…
