Policy lab

Tariff shock simulator

Model any 2025–2026 policy move across this importer's entire catalog at once. Stack a Section 301 escalation, a universal reciprocal tariff, and a Section 232 carve-out — or reroute sourcing and let the lab weigh the duty saved against the goods-cost premium and tooling spend. Every figure is the same deterministic engine used to price live entries.

Section 301 rate on Chinese goodstable

Universal reciprocal tariff (all origins)0%

stacks on top of base + 301, even after rerouting

Reroute China sourcing to

Rerouting out of China drops Section 301 entirely (subject to the new country's own rules + any reciprocal tariff).

Section 232 steel/aluminum add-on in effectInclude CBP user fees (MPF + HMF), annualized

Annual import values are representative figures for the catalog; the duty math (base + Section 301 + Section 232 + reciprocal + CBP fees) is the same deterministic engine used to price live entries. Reciprocal and the flat 301 rate are hypothetical what-if overlays; the baseline reflects the current rate table.