Tariff Evasion Tactics Threaten US Trade Policy Enforcement

Oct 26, 2026

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Research from CEPR examines tariff evasion tactics that have emerged as a response to US-China trade friction. The analysis highlights how companies are adapting supply chain routes and strategies to circumvent tariff obligations, creating compliance risks and operational complexity for importers and regulators.

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What if tariff evasion routes are disrupted by increased customs enforcement?

Simulate the impact of tightened customs inspections and enforcement actions against common tariff evasion transshipment routes, resulting in increased lead times and costs for affected import flows from Asia to North America.

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