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You’ve seen the headlines.
President Trump has spent the past few months of his second term in power steadily raising import tariffs.
How can we expect to be impacted as board game enthusiasts, and is there a way around it?
At least in part.
Higher prices of course.
Jamey’s reaction was one of concern, particularly over the speed at which the tariffs have risen.
It’s a fair point.
That means board game publishers will have to somehow front the money, or sink further into debt.
At least whereDestined Rivals stockis concerned, as Miniature Market hasnoted on a number of listings.
As a result of the instability, Johnson is convinced that “Prices will be increasing.
Fewer new, exciting, and innovative games will be published.
We’ve already seen US-focussed crowdfunding campaigns all but crippled from the changes happening mid way through print-runs.
That means the margins have a little more give.
China is our gold standard for individual components, materials, technological capabilities, and innovative new standards.
