Source: The Washington Post
Summary
Dr. Sheng Lu, an economics professor, said that the ongoing U.S.-Canada trade war will affect the availability and pricing of outerwear this fall. Tariffs on Canadian goods have increased costs for retailers, leading to higher consumer prices. The situation is expected to impact both manufacturers and shoppers. Lu noted that the trade tensions are part of a broader economic challenge. The issue highlights the interconnectedness of North American markets.
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The trend returns with a new name.
Outerwear prices rise as trade barriers resurface.
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Author: Evan Null
