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Experts Warning of Possible Recession Amid Tariffs, Jobs Numbers

DENVER COUNTY, COLORADO, AUG 4 – Consumers face up to 40% higher footwear prices and 38% higher apparel costs as tariffs reach their highest levels since the Great Depression, according to Yale Budget Lab analysis.

  • On August 1, Canada increased tariffs to 35%, affecting Colorado's $1.8 billion in exports to Canada in 2023, which made up 18% of the state's trade.
  • The tariff hike followed growing tensions over President Trump's 2025 tariff plans, which Democrats and some Republicans link to rising costs and slowing job growth amid economic uncertainty.
  • Colorado Governor Jared Polis and Senator John Hickenlooper criticized the tariffs for harming the economy, while retailers report higher input costs and expect to raise prices soon.
  • The Trump administration claims tariffs generated over $150 billion in revenue in the first half of 2025 and calls this period America's 'Golden Age.'
  • The tariffs have raised prices on footwear and apparel by about 40%, pressured retailers to adjust prices, and create risks including reduced GDP and job growth slowdowns.
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Colorado Democrats decry tariffs as failed, warn of recession

(The Center Square) – Colorado Gov. Jared Polis wants President Donald Trump to abandon his “failed tariff-tax plan.”

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