Trump's Tariff Plans and Harris' Economic Strategies Shape Election Debate

As the presidential election approaches, trade policies and economic strategies of Trump and Harris spark intense discussions on their potential impacts.

Donald Trump proposes sweeping tariffs on all imports and specific tariffs on companies moving production abroad, arguing they boost domestic production.
Kamala Harris criticizes tariffs as a tax on the middle class, aligning with economists who warn they could stunt growth and spur inflation.
The U.S. International Trade Commission found Trump's China tariffs boosted domestic production with minimal price increases for consumers.
Both candidates have plans to address housing shortages, with Trump favoring lower mortgage rates and Harris proposing subsidies and rent controls.
European and Asian markets are closely watching U.S. trade policies, with potential shifts in global supply chains and economic alliances at stake.