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Trump’s tariffs threaten to become his Achilles’ heel

  • President Donald Trump announced plans to impose a 100% tariff on films produced outside the United States to protect domestic movie production.
  • Trump’s tariffs respond to concerns about the decline of U.S. Film production and foreign countries offering incentives to attract filmmakers abroad.
  • U.S. Movie exports generated $22.6 billion in 2023, while foreign productions and subsidies, such as $1.3 billion in New Zealand films and $200 million in subsidies, highlight international industry competition.
  • Trump announced on Truth Social that if films are not produced domestically, the U.S. Should impose tariffs on foreign-made movies to protect national and economic interests.
  • These tariffs could increase costs for foreign productions and risk harming international film industries, prompting political concerns and campaigns to protect local film sectors like Berkshire in the UK.
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