Why are the 6th and 9th Districts so dependent on exports to Canada? Here's why.
- The Trump administration announced 25% tariffs on imported vehicles and auto parts on March 26.
- These tariffs on foreign cars came in response to aggressive trade policies.
- S&P Global Mobility reports nearly half the vehicles sold in the U.S. Face these import duties.
- Patrick Anderson, from Anderson Economic Group, stated the S&P report confirms industry insiders' expectations.
- These tariffs could sharply decrease vehicle sales and impact production, potentially leading to layoffs.
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Why are the 6th and 9th Districts so dependent on exports to Canada? Here's why.
You have to watch out for those Canadians, they’re a wily bunch.A few weeks ago, as President Donald Trump prepared to impose tariffs on Canadian imports, the Canadian Embassy in Washington prepared a public relations counterattack. It simply gathered up publicly available data from U.S. government agencies about how many jobs in each congressional district in the country depend on exports to Canada and posted the information. The implication: Y…
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