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Tariffs affect Michigan financial system; Gov. Whitmer urges motion

By Editorial Board Published July 31, 2025 3 Min Read
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Tariffs affect Michigan financial system; Gov. Whitmer urges motion

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS)– Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed an government directive for state places of work to research, calculate, and report the most recent affect of tariffs on the Michigan financial system.

Gov. Whitmer’s workplace claims the tariff charge has raised prices and weakened the availability chain, impacting sectors within the state, such because the auto business.

“I’ve heard from numerous Michiganders alarmed by the best way Washington Republicans are dealing with tariffs,” mentioned Governor Gretchen Whitmer in a information launch despatched to six Information. 

“Tariffs have weakened Michigan supply chains, increased costs for family budgets, and caused major firms to scale back operations in Michigan. While I can’t control tariffs, I can make sure you know how they will affect your life and do everything in my power to help. That’s why I’m signing an executive directive to report the updated impact of these tariffs on Michigan’s economy, so we can protect our economy and lower costs for Michigan families. I’ll continue fighting to grow Michigan’s economy with common-sense trade policies that lower costs for Michiganders.”

The directive order comes earlier than President Trump’s August 1, 2025, deadline. The order outlines the affect on Michigan’s financial system:

Affect of Tariffs on Michigan Manufacturing 

The Trump Administration’s tariffs have already hit Michigan’s manufacturing business. Large Three auto corporations resembling Stellantis and GM have reported vital losses, citing tariffs as a serious perpetrator. Ford is taking out a brand new line of credit score attributable to financial uncertainty and mentioned tariffs will value $2 billion. Final week, an auto elements agency introduced that tariff-driven circumstances would drive it to shut its facility in Michigan and lay off over 100 staff. Even a Zeeland clock firm that has operated in Michigan for practically a century is closing its doorways attributable to tariffs.  

Affect of Tariffs on Michigan Agriculture 

The Trump Administration’s tariffs have additionally impacted Michigan farmers and agriculture, which generated $2.9 billion in exports for Michigan final 12 months. Michigan agriculture depends on open commerce with Canada and Mexico for crop vitamins, feed elements, fertilizer, and extra. Michigan can also be a prime exporter of soybeans to China. The Nationwide Soybean Affiliation projected an almost 52% decline in soybean exports because of the commerce warfare, which can value Michigan farmers roughly $100 million annually.

Affect of Tariffs on Michigan’s Economic system 

Corporations and shoppers will bear the brunt of the tariffs as prices proceed to skyrocket. Largely, corporations have been working by means of stock bought earlier than tariffs had been enacted. Nonetheless, with this stock working out, sure U.S. employers might face a direct value of $82.3 billion due to the federal tariff plans. This might trigger giant and small corporations to put off staff, elevate costs, and even shut operations.  

Whitmer stories that buyers will likely be hit the toughest as corporations are projected to move on 60% of their tariff value to shoppers.

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