“As a result, the proposed tariff increase will harm U.S. consumers, especially workers and their small- and medium-businesses in the U.S., and ultimately the U.S. economy. Because China is the primary source for Aluminum Ladders, U.S. consumers, including...
“While a tariff on ATMs would have little or no ‘leverage’ value within the U.S.-China trade relationship, it would reduce the access to banking services and government benefits currently enjoyed by the most vulnerable Americans and would...
“Imposing tariffs on these products will negatively impact our business and American consumers. It will not advance the Administration’s goal to motivate China to change its discriminatory practices toward intellectual property and data transfers. Instead, the...
“A 25% tariff would increase our annual duties by $1.1M. We cannot sustain this increase and will have to pass along the increase to our customers and potentially decrease our US labor force.”
“And, even more notably, as explained above, the tariff will directly affect consumers who will experience higher prices and supply shortages. Above all, these tariffs will undoubtedly and immediately raise prices for customers who rely on modestly-priced...
