Nicolò Tamberi
@ntamberi.bsky.social
Post-doctoral research fellow at the Centre for Inclusive Trade Policy. Views are my own.
But let's not forget that all these tariff announcments, retraction and re-announcements introduce a lot of uncertainty. Looking at the NAFTA renegotiation, I found that uncertainty of losing preferential tariffs for decreased US imports from Canada and Mexico. And they did not recover with USMCA
March 4, 2025 at 9:10 AM
But let's not forget that all these tariff announcments, retraction and re-announcements introduce a lot of uncertainty. Looking at the NAFTA renegotiation, I found that uncertainty of losing preferential tariffs for decreased US imports from Canada and Mexico. And they did not recover with USMCA
What if tariffs are lifted? I find similar responses for tariff increases and decreases. In about 15 months we are back to square one
March 4, 2025 at 9:10 AM
What if tariffs are lifted? I find similar responses for tariff increases and decreases. In about 15 months we are back to square one
The response of imports to these special tariffs was quite quick. In about 15 months we see the full response. Given a tariff increase by 25%, we can expect imports to drop by -26% in the first month and arrive to -53% after one year or so
March 4, 2025 at 9:10 AM
The response of imports to these special tariffs was quite quick. In about 15 months we see the full response. Given a tariff increase by 25%, we can expect imports to drop by -26% in the first month and arrive to -53% after one year or so