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Families and businesses are concerned about the effect of tariffs on youth sports

Families and businesses are worried about how President Donald Trump's tariffs might impact youth sports expenses, especially for middle- and low-income households as they track rising costs.
A study found youth sports participation increased by 6% in 2023, the highest since 2015, indicating growing interest despite potential financial challenges.
Karli Casamento expressed concern that growing costs from tariffs would make sports less affordable, stating, "Sports is a safe way to socialize, and it gets them active."
Experts warn that tariffs could disproportionately affect middle- and low-income families, impacting youth sports participation rates.

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