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In a recent discourse, it was made abundantly clear that Trump's administration began imposing significant tariffs—25% on imports from Canada and Mexico and 10% on goods from China—prompting fears of an extended trade war. Critics argue that while these tariffs are intended to bring countries to the negotiating table, they may instead lead to adverse economic impacts. The American populace is left to question just how much inflation they are prepared to endure as these tariffs take effect.