Have not found one yet most seem to be in agreement that tariffs are passed on to the consumer much like higher corporate taxes. I tried to find some ways or categories where tariffs have impacted Americans.
From Forbes:
American consumers bore 90% of last year's nearly six-fold tariff increase, adding $1,000-$2,400 to average household budgets, despite overall
inflation dropping to 2.4% in January 2026.
This inflation drop occurred due to declining energy and shelter costs, and because tariffs primarily impacted a
limited range of imported goods, not broad consumer spending.
Affordability trends were mixed in 2025: housing improved, but food, healthcare, and new vehicle costs worsened, disproportionately affecting lower-income households
Since Trump’s tariffs took effect in April, inflation has been showing up in categories that rarely see big swings.
www.cnbc.com
Here are some categories that CNBC highlighted:
Coffee, Jewelry /Watches, Bananas, Televisions and Toys
I would have assumed that a media company like CNBC could highlight much broader bigger effects but if tariffs are costing $1000.00- 2400.00 per household some of you people are buying a helluva lot of bananas and coffee
