[DannyTN]

No I don’t.

There is no reason a US good that doesn’t directly compete against a tariffed good would go up at all.
US products with sufficient competition between US producers will not go up.
And products without sufficient competition will draw additional competitors.

[Toddsterpatriot]

There is no reason a US good that doesn’t directly compete against a tariffed good would go up at all.

I agree that a 25% tariff on bananas won't impact the price of corn.

US products with sufficient competition between US producers will not go up.

Isn't the entire point of the 25% tariff we're discussing to increase the price of US goods that directly compete?

And products without sufficient competition will draw additional competitors.

Yes, a 25% increase in prices tends to do that.