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The trade war’s hidden victims: Beginner musicians and school music budgets
This holiday season, aspiring musicians may be priced out before they ever unwrap their first instrument―courtesy of US tariff policy. With eight months of trade data to assess, the effects of the Trump administration’s tariff policies―and the general economic uncertainty they have created―are coming into focus. For the musical instrument industry, the effects have been more or less what one would expect in a tariff-battered, high-inequality economy: The entry-level instruments that beginners and school music programs depend on have taken the biggest hit, even as global demand for higher-end US-made instruments remains relatively stable.
Over the long term, this is how the music dies: when trade policy chokes off the supply of beginner-grade instruments, impoverishing not just budget-conscious aspiring music makers but also reducing demand for higher-end, US-made instruments.
Over the long term, this is how the music dies: when trade policy chokes off the supply of beginner-grade instruments, impoverishing not just budget-conscious aspiring music makers but also reducing demand for higher-end, US-made instruments.
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