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The trade war initiated by former President Donald Trump marked a significant shift in U.S. economic policy, particularly in its approach to China. The imposition of tariffs on Chinese goods aimed to reduce the trade deficit and protect American industries but resulted in retaliatory measures.
This trade war disrupted global supply chains, increased production costs, and affected international trade dynamics.
While some American manufacturers benefited, consumers faced higher prices.
The long-term effects continue to shape economic policies, with lessons for future trade negotiations.
