Trade Tariffs Hit School Music Programs, Raising Beginner Instrument Costs
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The Peterson Institute for International Economics reports that trade war tariffs are affecting school music budgets by raising the cost of beginner musical instruments. This hidden consequence of trade policy impacts educational access and affordability for students entering music programs, representing an indirect cost to public institutions already facing budget constraints.
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