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A Year in Review: How the Trump Administration’s Economic Policies Made Life Less Affordable for Americans

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By Kennedy Andara, Amina Khalique, Natalie Baker, Sara Estep
| Center for American Progress
Issues [1] Center for American Progress A Year in Review: How the Trump Administration’s Economic Policies Made Life Less Affordable for Americans Share Donald Trump enters the stage for his inauguration in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda in Washington, D.C., on January 20, 2025. (Getty/Kenny Holston/Pool) This column contains a correction. After the first year of the Trump administration, working Americans are feeling the consequences of the administration’s misguided economic policies.
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Trump Administration Tariffs Could Result in 450,000 Fewer New Homes Through 2030

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By Corey Husak, Natalie Baker, Mimla Wardak
| Center for American Progress
Issues [1] Center for American Progress Trump Administration Tariffs Could Result in 450,000 Fewer New Homes Through 2030 Share A home undergoes construction in a neighborhood in Austin, Texas, April 2025. (Getty/Brandon Bell) Housing costs are at an all-time high. Unfortunately, the Trump administration’s tariffs on homebuilding materials such as lumber, copper, cabinets, and steel are further increasing new home costs by thousands of dollars.
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Hoja informativa: Manos a la obra: Un plan para reducir el costo de la vivienda para todos

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By Jared Bernstein, Michael Negron, Natalie Baker, Chad Maisel
| Center for American Progress
No es ningún misterio qué está detrás de los problemas de asequibilidad en Estados Unidos: la nación simplemente no está construyendo suficientes hogares. Con un déficit habitacional que supera los 2 millones de viviendas, los gobiernos federal, estatal y local deben actuar ya. El plan del Center for American Progress para reducir los costos de la vivienda concentraría los recursos del gobierno federal en abordar el déficit de oferta que impulsa la crisis de asequibilidad de la vivienda.
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