Nintendo sues the US government over Trump tariffs, wants its money back
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Tariffs
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Tariffs are taxes imposed on imported or exported goods and services, serving as a tool of government policy to regulate international trade. They can be used to protect domestic industries, generate revenue, or exert political pressure on other countries. The implementation and adjustment of tariffs significantly impact global economies and consumer prices.
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