White House admits tariffs and export controls are losing effectiveness
The administration says its main economic security tools—tariffs and export controls—are currently encountering problems.
Washington’s preferred trade instruments, tariffs and export controls, are facing setbacks, according to officials. These measures, heavily used during the Trump administration, are now viewed as less effective. The brief also contains a standard one outlet disclaimer about funding.
Why it matters
Weakening of key trade tools could affect U.S. economic leverage and global supply chains.
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