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taxpayers bear the cost of government subsidies
Political relations between the U.S and Canada worsen
Governments engage in prolonged negotiations to de-escalate trade conflicts
Both countries allocate resources to subsidize affected industries
U.S and Canadian Households face reduced purchasing power
Retailers experience shifts in consumer behaviour, with demand for local substitutes
Tariffs lead to inflation as businesses increase prices to offset costs
Lower-income households struggle with higher experience
Canadian consumers pay more for essential goods
U.S businesses lose market access to their largest trading partner
Canadian Tariffs increase prices of U.S. imports
U.S farmers and exporters face reduced demand from Canada
U.S Manufacturers relying on Canadian inputs.
Canadian companies dependent on U.S Trade
U.S consumers face higher prices for Canadian imports
Canadian exports lose competitiveness in the U.S market