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China's steel exports influencing global tariffs
Read more ↗China’s Steel Surge In 2025, China’s steel exports are projected to hit record highs—around 115 to 120 million metric tons. To put that in perspective, that’s more than the total steel production of some entire regions of the…
Read more ↗replacing free-trade principles with protectionism
Read more ↗Are Tariffs the "New Normal" in International Trade? The landscape of global trade in recent years has changed in ways that are not so easily dismissed. The prevalence of tariffs as a leading policy tool appears, at least…
Read more ↗developing countries use tariffs as a tool
Read more ↗Why people think tariffs can help The infant-industry argument is simple and intuitive: new industries may need temporary shelter from world competition while they learn, reach scale, adopt technology, and get more productive. If you expose them immediately…
Read more ↗countries impose tariffs on imports
Read more ↗Why Do Countries Impose Tariffs on Imports? Imagine a country as a big household. This household needs food, clothes, machines, technology and it can either produce them at home or buy them from outside. Now, sometimes buying from…
Read more ↗tariffs as a tool for industrial policy and trade protection
Read more ↗Tariffs as a Policy Tool: Effective… but Only under Specific Conditions Tariffs are taxes on imported goods among the oldest tools that governments use to protect domestic industries. Theoretically, they are simple enough on paper: make foreign goods…
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How tariffs can raise consumer prices (the mechanics) Direct pass-through to final goods. A tariff is a tax on imported goods. If importers and retailers simply raise the sticker price, consumers pay more. The fraction of the tariff…
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