Promise Details
Trump announced plan for a universal 10% tariff and revocation of China’s MFN status to protect U.S. industry. Economists warn such tariffs raise consumer costs and risk retaliation. Supporters call it economic nationalism. Implementation requires legislative backing under trade law. As of 2025, under review; no permanent tariff law passed.
Why it is broken
Although tariffs were expanded and trade measures against China were pursued, China's MFN status was not revoked and the promised universal baseline tariff was not fully implemented as described.
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