President Trump appeared on Wednesday to acknowledge that his high tariffs on China may lead to fewer goods on shelves and at higher prices. As economists warn that Mr. Trump's tariffs on Chinese imports will disrupt the supply chain and lead to higher prices, Mr. Trump insisted the real pain is being shouldered by China, while recognizing consumers may see fewer toys on shelves and at slightly higher prices for a while.
Main Idea: President Donald Trump said his tariffs on China may leave shoppers with fewer goods, including toys, and slightly higher prices, while he argued the policy will help the U.S. economy over time.
Key Points:
Trump’s tariffs may mean higher prices and fewer imported toys, clothes, and other goods for households and small businesses.
Some US factories and workers could gain if more companies shift production away from China.
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