Most Americans believe U.S. president Donald Trump uses duties on imported goods to negociate and then cancel them — according to a CBS tv survey conducted jointly with YouGov.
According to a poll, 59% of Americans stated that Trump, imposing duties, intends to usage them to negociate and then cancel them. The other opinion was 41% of respondents.
The survey was conducted on 8-11 April 2025 among over 2,400 adult Americans. The statistical mistake of the consequence was about 2.4 percent points.
On 2 April, Trump signed an implementing regulation imposing ‘mutual’ customs duties on imports from another countries. Their base rate is 10 percent. And for 57 countries, from 9 April, increased rates began to function, which were calculated on the basis of the U.S. trade deficit with the country, so that alternatively of the deficit there was a balance. However, on April 9, Trump announced that more than 75 countries had not taken retaliatory action and requested negotiations, so basic import duties of 10% would be in force for 90 days for all but China.
Following a series of steps in the trade war, the additional "reciprocal" work of the United States on Chinese goods reached 125%, the work of the PRC on American goods besides amounts to 125%. In addition, the United States besides has a 20% work for China, imposed on allegations that they are not doing adequate to combat synthetic drugs.
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