As the tariff threat continues, Western Mass News is spotlighting what this means for drivers out there: how tariffs will ...

The idea that tariffs are always and everywhere passed on to consumers is a fallacy, by both economic theory and the record of history.

including a 10% tariff on energy imported from Canada - though on Monday he announced he'd delay the tariffs on Mexico after the country's president agreed to send troops to the U.S.-Mexico border.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum offered to give more details on ‘plan b’ of the country's response to tariffs imposed by ...

When a tariff or other price-increasing policy is put in place, the effect is to increase prices and limit the volume of imports. In the figure below, price increases from the non-tariff P* to P'.

The U.S. has announced tariffs on Canada, China and Mexico. But you need to understand what they are, to prepare for what ...

Canada's economy could shrink by 3.6%, while Mexico could take a 2% hit due to Trump’s tariffs. India, which has currently ...

Tariffs on Canadian lumber, drywall from China and Canada, and pressed steel and aluminum from China challenged homebuilders ...

explain its functions. "Tariffs are typically imposed for protection or revenue purposes," she said. "A protective tariff increases the price of imported goods relative to domestic goods ...

while Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has outlined intentions to implement both tariff and non-tariff measures. China has also criticised the U.S. actions, labelling them as violations of ...

How should these differences be interpreted? Perhaps the market sees China as better positioned to circumvent the tariff by using other countries as intermediaries before their goods get to the US ...