New research from several highly regarded institutions suggests that Americans, not foreign nations, are absorbing nearly the full cost of recent tariffs. While tariffs are beginning to reshape global trade flows and create leverage through reduced trade volume, the immediate financial impact is falling much closer to home than many may realize. Watch this week’s episode of Educational Insights, where Ashley Page explains what these findings could mean for consumers, businesses, and the broader economy moving forward.

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Ashley Page, JD, MBA
Senior Vice President
Wealth Consultant
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