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What Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Could Mean for the Economy

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The direct and immediate impact of steel and aluminum tariffs will be higher prices. While primary metals will benefit, the rest of manufacturing will face higher costs and margin pressure. Potential employment gains in primary metals could be more than offset by losses in other industries. Protectionism does not increase GDP, and could actually widen the trade deficit.

Ned Davis Research | Economics | U.S. Comment | Weekly

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