Tariffs

As countries impose tariffs on a variety of products, individual companies will see an impact on their bottom line. These reports feature an overview of those impacts.

Finding Tariff Information

Business Searching Interface
In addition, the following source types are included: academic journals, SWOT analyses, trade publications, industry profiles, company profiles, market research reports and product reviews.

1. Select Country Reports

2. Select the tab titled Countries.
In the Browse for box, type: United States. Then, select Browse.

3. Select: United States of America

4. Select U.S. Political Risk Yearbook. United States Country Report.

5. Select the most current date available.

6. Select the PDF Full Text

7. Scroll down to the Table of Contents
Under Country Conditions, find Tariff and Non-tarrif Barriers.

U.S. and Canada Tariff Impact Report - July 2018 Freedonia draws on its expertise with global markets and NAFTA to provide deeper insight into the specific impacts the trade war will have on companies and consumers on each side of the world’s longest unguarded border.
U.S. and China, Tariff Impact Report. Aug. 2018 Analysts from publisher, The Freedonia Group, contemplate the current realities and future possibilities of trade relations between the US and China, summarizing the potential impact of proposed and enacted tariffs on affected industries in both countries.
U.S. Tariffs and Global Retaliation: July 2018 Freedonia’s new white paper draws upon the experience of its industry analysts to assess the potential impact of the latest tariffs on industries ranging from appliances to wine.

Freedonia Tariff Tracker: Summer 2018 Backed by Freedonia’s long history of expert trend analysis and insights, these Tariff Tracker blogs provide informal, bite-sized examinations of the impacts of the global trade standoff across a wide range of industries, including construction, automotive and transport, consumer goods, and even niche markets.

USITC
Non-partisan, independent federal government agency. Provides the President and Congress with research and analysis about international trade and serves as a forum to resolve trade disputes.
DataWeb
The "premier source of free U.S. trade & tariff data" from 1989 to the present. Links users to the Harmonized Tariff Schedule and annual trade data, along with future trade data.