TS u know what is USA tarrif or not?
Means when people sell things to USA, their govt tax additional 10-xx% imposed on the seller. This tax is paid by the buyer.
The aim is to make import expensive so USA can do their own manufacturing to give their people jobs.
How it affect the seller is if the price goes up, the buyer buy less or dun buy so sellers here less business and either lay off extra workers or replace with cheaper workers or raise price selling to locals in last attempt before uplorry if still not profitable enough.
You buy things from USA still same price
tariffs are first paid by the entity that stocks the goods for sale—this could be a small family-run shop or, higher up the chain, a distributor who later will pass these costs on to the consumer.
However, while shops must physically stock these goods, consumers always have the choice to refrain from buying immediately or to spend less. If a shop finds itself unable to make a profit over time and cannot return the unsold goods, the consequences can multiply: employees may be laid off, further reducing spending to a bare minimum.
this is zoomed in on USA only of course...
