Official Twitter account of Trade Partnership Worldwide, a leading DC-based trade research and consulting firm. https://xitter.cf/t.co/Ic18UJLSlm
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New @TradePartnersDC substack on congressional district export trends to China.
Key takeaway: not all congressional districts experience the same trade environment. Exports from many thrive even when overall U.S. exports are down, and vice versa.
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New from @TradePartnersDC: The $355 billion question: what have extra tariffs on China accomplished?
A look at the trends and state-by-state costs of executive authority tariffs (232s, 301s, etc) on imports from China since 2018.
Link: tradepartnershipworldwide.su…
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New @TradePartnersDC substack analyzing the U.S. state impacts of Canada’s #Section338 retaliatory tariffs: tradepartnershipworldwide.su…
We’ll publish 3 more posts on the topic this week. Subscribe to get these and future data analyses on current trade issues.
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It’s not just fertilizer. Farm equipment and agricultural chemicals have also seen huge tariff spikes. Chart from @TradePartnersDC data.
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We created these graphics from @TradePartnersDC state tariff data on the increase of tariffs without legislative approval.
More background here: linkedin.com/posts/dananthon…
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Great @WSJ visualizations of @TradePartnersDC trade/tariff data. Clearly shows how the dynamic differs by sector: tariffs are generally high on apparel but low on furniture.
It also shows what a shock 25%-100% tariffs would be on many common purchases!
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This @TradePartnersDC report estimated apparel price increase of 12-21% depending on tariff levels: tradepartnership.com/wp-cont…
US apparel producers gain a little, but consumers lose about 20x more. Nearly all clothes remain imported. People just pay a lot more to get a lot less.
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Totally false that models “assume that tariffs can never stimulate domestic production.”
Models often show gains *in the protected industry* swamped by losses everywhere else. Protectionists want to ignore the 1,000 steel product mfg job losses to “create” 50 steel mfg jobs.
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Important study on the impact of a proposed #portfee as part of the USTR Section 301 investigation from @TradePartnersDC - The Economic Effects of Proposed Port Fees on Chinese-Made Ships - tradepartnership.com/reports…
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.@TradePartnersDC modeled expected impacts of a 10% universal tariff - plus 60% more for China - on 10 consumer tech products. Price spikes up to 45% result in $90 billion consumer losses (vs just $1 billion producer gains).
Full study: shop.cta.tech/collections/re…
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Friendly reminder that #tariffsaretaxes. Also, @CTATech released new research with @TradePartnersDC on the impact of the proposed Trump tariffs today. Guess what? Tariffs increase prices and harm consumers. You can find our report here: shop.cta.tech/collections/re…
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“Cleveland-Cliffs’s tariffs would have rendered U.S. can and food manufacturers less competitive globally. One study estimated they would kill 600 jobs for each one they create.”
The @TradePartnersDC study produced for @consumerbrands:
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Prices for canned food like most other things have shot up, but chicken-soup eaters received a welcome reprieve when the U.S. International Trade Commission unanimously rejected tariffs on tin-mill steel.
on.wsj.com/3OxcDSn
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CTA’s new report shows that revoking Permanent Normal Trade Relations (PNTR) for China would significantly drive up the cost of laptops, smartphones, and many other consumer products for American consumers. Learn more: cdn.cta.tech/cta/media/media…
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Joint Industry Study Flags Negative Impacts of Section 301 #Tariffs on American Consumers and U.S. Businesses nrf.com/media-center/press-r… #TariffsHurt #tariffsaretaxes
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1 out of 5 jobs in Pennsylvania depend on trade, both imports & exports. Candidates aspiring to represent the Keystone States in Congress should say more about the benefits and opportunities created by trade, @DanielGriswold writes. bit.ly/3M0MrMy
#CatoTrade
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Our new data shows the fallout from tariffs on imported goods from China. These tariffs have cost U.S. tech industry more than $32 billion and hindered job and manufacturing growth bit.ly/3yJFWrW
As our country battles record inflation, we must repeal the taxes on imported goods from China. These #tariffs are hurting American businesses and consumers. Read @CTAtech's latest study: bit.ly/3yJFWrW
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#DYK More than 21 MILLION American jobs are dependent on imports?! #WorldTradeMonth #ImportsWork bit.ly/3wjTmLC
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More stats from the Business Roundtable Trade report: Of the 41.5 million total jobs tied to trade, more than 15M are held by minority workers and more than 28M trade-dependent jobs provide Americans with middle-class incomes. Read the study: s3.amazonaws.com/brt.org/Bus…
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Monthly US tariff costs spiked under Trump. They’ve gotten much worse under Biden.
Each of the last 4 months saw US tariffs of nearly $1 billion more than the worst month of the Trump admin (Sept 2019). #TariffsHurt
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BREAKING: New @TradePartnersDC Analysis Shows #Section301 Tariffs Did NOT Reduce #Chemicals Trade with #China. Here's what that could mean for easing #Inflation and #SupplyChain pressures: americanchemistry.com/chemis… #TariffsHurt #EndTariffs #TradeWars #MTB @Americans4Trade @EdBRZA