Battlefield States and Tariffs: Trump's 2024 Election Gambit

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Donald Trump has intensified his campaign rhetoric for the 2024 United States presidential election, focusing on immigration and trade
policies.Currently trailing Vice President Kamala Harris in polls, Trump has doubled down on his trademark issues
universal 10-20% tariff on all imports to the United States, with a 60% tariff specifically on Chinese imports.He threatened tariffs of up
to 300% on Chinese-made vehicles and vowed to prevent China from selling cars in the United States market
(Photo Internet reproduction)He promised a 200% tariff on vehicles imported from Mexico
deficit with the bloc
His economic strategy revolves around reshoring and protectionism, aiming to encourage domestic production through tax reductions and high
import tariffs.Recent polling data shows Trump trailing Harris by three percentage points
proposed tariffs with skepticism
The Peterson Institute for International Economics suggests these policies could shrink the United States economy by 2026 and increase
recent elections.In addition, the upcoming presidential debate on September 10 is seen as a crucial opportunity for Trump to gain
discourse.The effectiveness of this approach will become clear as voters evaluate the potential economic impacts
They will weigh these impacts against promises of job protection and industry growth.