This infographic explains the impact of tariffs of the average American family. As the news of tariffs changes quicky, this is subject to change with developing policies. In an article from Babycenter, families spend as much as $20,000 within the first year of a child’s life. With new tariffs, families can count on spending even more.
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We need to reframe our idea of the family. Too often, policymakers treat family policy as a series of entitlements. The family is seen as a cost center and a drain on the economy. Those on the left avoid framing policy as “family policy” to avoid defining what the “family” is and its traditional connotations.…
This infographic explains the impact of tariffs of the average American family. As the news of tariffs changes quicky, this is subject to change with developing policies. In article from Babycenter, families spend as much as $20,000 within the first year of a child’s life. With new tariffs, families can count on spending even more.
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