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Kasi Maps - How U.S. Tariffs Could Force a Continental Trade Revolution

Tariffs are a tax on imports, designed to raise the cost of foreign goods, protect domestic industries, and shift trade flows. For example, if Libya exports $1,000 worth of goods to the U.S. at a 30% tariff, the U.S. importer pays an extra $300 in duties. This cost often …

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Paul

Paul Cheloti

Analytics Engineer

Paul specializes in collecting, cleaning, visualizing and analysing large datasets to extract meaningful insights that drive business growth. For speaking opportunities and booking requests, please email info@kasiinsight.com