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A year ago today, the president pulled out a chart in the now paved over Rose Garden Lawn

and unleashed chaos onto global supply chains.

He announced a so-called Liberation Day tariffs, which would go on to change a bunch of times

before being struck down as unconstitutional by the Supreme Court

earlier this year. Marketplace Senior Washington correspondent Kimberly Adams has more on what the

year in tariffs has meant for the economy. The tariffs were mostly paid by us, consumers and

small businesses. Justine Khan is founder and CEO of Botnia, a skincare company based in California.

She's been dealing with pricier essential oils from France, packaging from Spain, herbs from Tibet.

And so what used to cost, you know, if we placed a $10,000 order, now costs us $15,000.

And so that has really impacted our business. When I ask economists about the broader

economic impact, it's thankfully not been an utter disaster. Ryan Young is with the Competitive

Enterprise Institute. Because the enacted tariff rates were roughly half of what the president threatened

at the Rose Garden Press Conference. But it's still been pretty bad.

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