Have Tariffs and Price Concerns Reduced the Appeal of Product Country of Origin?
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Have Tariffs and Price Concerns Reduced the Appeal of Product Country of Origin?

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This report, based on a June survey of 3,000 US consumers, describes their attitudes about where products are made (including the US) compared to three years ago—against the backdrop of the US administration’s efforts to encourage US production through widespread tariffs and amid people’s persistent concerns about high prices and inflation.

This report, based on a June survey of 3,000 US consumers, describes their attitudes about where products are made (including the US) compared to three years ago—against the backdrop of the US administration’s efforts to encourage US production through widespread tariffs and amid people’s persistent concerns about high prices and inflation.

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Denise Dahlhoff, PhD

Denise Dahlhoff, PhD Denise Dahlhoff, PhD

Director, Marketing & Communications Research
The Conference Board

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