Trump is too busy for his own tariff negotiations, so will dictate terms instead

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : That's because Trump set tariffs on imports from all around the world -- meaning Apple is paying tariffs on what it buys in from every single overseas supplier.
47% : Instead, according to Bloomberg, Trump says that "over the next two to three weeks," countries will just be told what their new tariff is.
37% : Regardless of whether a country gets to negotiate or just receives a letter, they will not pay the tariffs that Trump decrees.
33% : When Trump announced his "reciprocal" tariffs, he could not have tried to be any clearer -- these were the tariffs, there would be no exceptions.
32% : " Trump did not say whether the tariffs imposed would be the same as the ones announced on his so-called "Liberation Day."
20% : Now Trump says there simply isn't time to negotiate with all of the countries, so he's not going to.
14% : Trump during his first administration -- image credit: White House Countries including ones who supply Apple, have been told they will no longer get to negotiate tariffs with Trump, because he hasn't got the time.

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