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Midwestern states rely on imports more than many other states, so they could be the hardest hit by those increases.

Currently, effective tariff rates on China are just over 10%, so this proposal represents a doubling of tariffs. Tariffs on Canada and Mexico are less than 1%, so this represents a huge increase on imports from those countries.

We import lots of intermediate goods from those countries. Increased tariffs on those goods would work their way through the economy, which could lead to widespread price increases

Canada, China and Mexico are our three largest trading partners

Midwestern states could see the largest effects.

We import lots of intermediate goods from those countries, so raising tariffs on them could lead to widespread price increases

China, Mexico and Canada are our top three sources of imports. taxpolicycenter.org/briefs/tarif...