FULL LIST OF RECIPROCAL TARIFFS AKA "TRUMP TARRIFFS"

Written by Michael Thervil

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There's a lot that can be said of the long list of tariffs American President Trump displayed today (5 hours ago) which are set to be put into effect at 12 midnight tonight. For some people and private businesses, they see it as a good thing. For them it's about time that the leveling of the playing field in the world of business and economics occurred. For others, especially geo-political pundits and analysts, President Trump is considered to be not only a dollar short, but a minute too late.

For those in favor of what has become known to the world as "Trump Tariffs " or "Reciprocal Tariffs", the implementation of Reciprocal Tariffs will add unprecedented income into the pockets of the American government and ultimately will do the country good by allowing America to pay down both the interest and principal on its loans and it’s federal deficits. In addition to that, those who are in favor of President Trump Reciprocal Tariffs simply think that it's just time for other countries around the world to "pay their fair share”. Those that are also in favor of President Trump's Reciprocal Tariffs also hold the position that his Reciprocal Tariffs will protect American jobs, American industries and American workers.

However, if President Trump is considered to be both “a dollar short and a minute late", then that means that the geo-political and geo-economic balance of the world is at stake. If history has shown us anything, it has shown us that protectionism and the policies that stem from it doesn’t work, over time and in the little times that has worked; there were almost always unintended consequences that came along with it. Adam Smith’s notion of the “Hidden Hand” of the Free Market will always prevail. No matter how you feel about it, President Trump's Reciprocal Tariffs will take effect tonight at 12 midnight. With that being said, we’ve decided to publish the complete list of President Trump's "Reciprocal Tariffs" below.

Country	Tariffs Charged to U.S.	New U.S. Reciprocal Tariff
China	67%	34%
European Union	39%	20%
Vietnam	90%	46%
Taiwan	64%	32%
Japan	46%	24%
India	52%	26%
South Korea	50%	25%
Thailand	72%	36%
Switzerland	61%	31%
Indonesia	64%	32%
Malaysia	47%	24%
Cambodia	97%	49%
United Kingdom	10%	10%
South Africa	60%	30%
Brazil	10%	10%
Bangladesh	74%	37%
Singapore	10%	10%
Israel	33%	17%
Philippines	34%	17%
Chile	10%	10%
Australia	10%	10%
Pakistan	58%	29%
Turkey	10%	10%
Sri Lanka	88%	44%
Colombia	10%	10%
Peru	10%	10%
Nicaragua	36%	18%
Norway	30%	15%
Costa Rica	17%	10%
Jordan	40%	20%
Dominican Republic	10%	10%
United Arab Emirates	10%	10%
New Zealand	20%	10%
Argentina	10%	10%
Ecuador	12%	10%
Guatemala	10%	10%
Honduras	10%	10%
Madagascar	93%	47%
Myanmar (Burma)	88%	44%
Tunisia	55%	28%
Kazakhstan	54%	27%
Serbia	74%	37%
Egypt	10%	10%
Saudi Arabia	10%	10%
El Salvador	10%	10%
Côte d'Ivoire	41%	21%
Laos	95%	48%
Botswana	74%	37%
Trinidad and Tobago	12%	10%
Morocco	10%	10%