Tariffs are going up. Are you ready?
Per President Trump's executive order, the U.S. is set to impose 25 percent tariffs on Canada and Mexico, and 10 percent tariffs on China; all three countries are set to retaliate. What are the potential ramifications of these changes in trade policy? Below are some visualizations to help you understand and think through the impacts of this new trade war.
As a first step, below are some interactive graphics showing what the U.S. actually purchases from Mexico and Canada (at various levels of disaggregation and detail).
In the next few days, this page will be updated with U.S. exposure metrics (like the ones here) regarding the geographic incidence of retaliation.
Last update: February 3rd, 2025
As a first step, below are some interactive graphics showing what the U.S. actually purchases from Mexico and Canada (at various levels of disaggregation and detail).
In the next few days, this page will be updated with U.S. exposure metrics (like the ones here) regarding the geographic incidence of retaliation.
Last update: February 3rd, 2025
What does the US import from Mexico?
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Data through December 2024
What does the U.S. import from Mexico? What types of products will be affected? The panel on the left provides a perspective of US exposure to Mexico at different HS-code levels (HS 2 is relatively aggregate, HS6 is disaggregate). Each bar represents the total value of U.S. imports from Mexico in 2024. This is an interactive plot, so hover your cursor over each bar. The hover shows total value, share of total imports from Mexico, and a truncated description associated with the HS-code. |
Data Sources: US Census International Trade Data
What does the US import from Canada?
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Data through December 2024
What does the U.S. import from Mexico? What types of products will be affected? The panel on the left provides a perspective of our exposure to Canada at different HS-code levels (HS 2 is relatively aggregate, HS6 is disaggregate). Each bar represents the total value of U.S. imports from Canada in 2024. This is an interactive plot, so hover your cursor over each bar. The hover shows total value, share of total imports from Mexico, and a truncated description associated with the HS-code. |
Data Sources: US Census International Trade Data