每年多付1230亿美元？特朗普关税或将“掏空”美国人的钱包

Group 1 - The technology industry warns that Trump's tariff policy could lead to an annual increase of over $123 billion for American consumers on 10 common consumer tech products [1] - The Consumer Technology Association (CTA) estimates that prices for non-exempt Chinese imports will rise significantly, with video game consoles potentially exceeding $1,000, reflecting a 69% increase [1][2] - The CTA predicts that price changes in just 10 popular tech products could result in an annual economic contraction of $69 billion in the U.S. [2] Group 2 - The CTA highlights that even small price increases, such as $5 for headphones or $60 for speakers, could lead to over $2.5 billion in economic losses nationwide [2] - By 2023, China is expected to account for 87% of U.S. video game console imports, 78% of smartphones, 79% of laptops and tablets, and 67% of monitors, indicating a heavy reliance on Chinese manufacturing [2] - The CTA advocates for more exemptions and urges the Trump administration to reconsider the use of tariffs to force manufacturing back to the U.S., noting that such efforts could lead to a loss of consumer purchasing power [5]