American manufacturers warn that the latest tariff raising the Trump administration on medicines, trucks and furniture can stop investing in the United States, because the country relies on imported goods to operate its factories at full production levels.
President Trump announced the new import taxes on Thursday night in a social media post, saying that it will cover the patented or patented drugs, very service trucks, and home commodities such as kitchen cabinets and upholstered furniture.
In the reaction, the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) said today that this step could stop investing in the United States in the United States that the advertisement was especially important because NAM usually supports work policies in the republican administrations, and it was a strong voice that supports Trump’s “Beautiful Grand Law”.
“Manufacturers increase the ability in the United States – domestic production of robots and industrial machinery can enhance both our industrial strengths and national security. However, the customs tariff for critical manufacturing inputs will significantly increase costs on equipment and machinery on the factory and president sects throughout the country. Timonz said in a statement.
“The challenge facing the United States today is that our local industry can produce 84 % of the inputs that manufacturers need to build, update and operate our facilities and increase production and production. This is true even if every factory in the country is working fully, this means that there is more than its fishermen in the field of manufacturing. Inputs without adding cost burden, with the bonus of manufacturers that invest, expand and create new jobs at home.”
