SPOKANE, Wash. — The stock market has plunged to its lowest point since the pandemic. This comes along with a new 10% baseline tariff on imports from almost all countries taking affect on April 5, leaving Spokane residents concerned about economic stability.
“I think it is a very bad idea. I think an awful lot of people are going to be hurt by it and I think there is going to be a lot of political push back. I am not expecting this to last long, just because of how traumatizing it is going to be for the economy,” said Spokane resident Dayle Damron.
While some residents said the tariffs were necessary “short-term pain” for the economy, others are already feeling the impact…