Tariffs on imports and exports continue to create uneven economic impacts across the United States, affecting agricultural producers, input costs and trade relationships differently by state, according to experts featured on Kansas State University’s Agriculture Today podcast.
Tariffs create uneven impacts across U.S. states
Train cars loaded with containers from ocean-going vessels are bound to become truckloads that carry imported goods to destinations around the nation. Tariffs and the health of the economy will influence the volume of such intermodal shipping in the coming months.
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