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WASHINGTON — On Saturday, President Donald Trump announced his intention to raise global tariffs to 15%, a notable increase from the 10% he proposed...
While the idea of a $2,000 dividend from U.S. tariff revenue sounds appealing, recent studies indicate that this proposal might be more expensive than it initially appears.
Earlier this month, former President Donald Trump took to Truth Social, promising Americans a dividend of “at least $2,000 per person” from the year’s tariff revenues. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent later clarified that these dividends would be earmarked for “working families” and subject to an “income limit.” This approach aligns with previous government payment distribution methods.
Despite assurances from a White House official to The Hill that the Trump administration is dedicated to using tariff revenue for the benefit of Americans, further specifics about the plan remain scarce. Any implementation would require Congressional approval and might encounter significant challenges, notably the shortfall in tariff revenue.
