Why Do Tariffs Raise the Cost of Living?

Описание: Why Do Tariffs Raise the Cost of Living?

Every time tariffs increase, everyday prices seem to rise right along with them — groceries, electronics, clothing, and more. But why does this keep happening?

In this video, we break down how tariffs work, who really pays the price, and why the cost often lands on everyday American consumers instead of big corporations. When companies face higher import fees, many simply pass those costs directly to shoppers — raising prices across the board.

So what’s really going on here?

👉 Do tariffs truly protect American jobs and industries?
👉 Or do they quietly drain household budgets while being sold as “economic protection”?

We want to hear your take.
Drop your theory in the comments and join the conversation.

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