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Business Fast > US economy > Trump aims to use tariffs to boost manufacturing jobs. But is it possible?

Trump aims to use tariffs to boost manufacturing jobs. But is it possible?

May 25, 2025

posted on May. 25, 2025 at 9:34 am

Trump aims to use tariffs to boost manufacturing jobs. But is it possible?

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