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Implications

As of Friday, April 18, 2025, here's the latest update on tariffs concerning Andorra and its trade relationship with the United States: United States Tariffs on Goods from Andorra: Baseline Tariff: Like most countries, Andorra is subject to the 10% baseline tariff on all imports entering the United States, which went into effect on April 5, 2025.   "Reciprocal Tariffs": Andorra was not listed among the 57 countries, territories, and trading blocs that would be subject to higher "discounted reciprocal tariffs" announced by the Trump administration. Therefore, the higher, country-specific tariffs do not apply to imports from Andorra. Overall Tariff Rate: As a result, the current general tariff rate imposed by the United States on goods originating from Andorra is 10%. Andorra's Trade Relationship and Tariffs: Customs Union with the EU: Andorra has a Customs Union Agreement with the European Union, established in 1990. Under this agreement, Andorra applies the same tariffs as the EU on industrial products originating from countries outside the European Union.   EU's Common External Tariff (TEC): Due to the Customs Union, Andorra effectively adopts the EU's Common External Tariff for industrial goods from non-EU countries. Agricultural Products: Agricultural products imported into Andorra from non-EU countries are subject to Andorra's own "Consumption Tax," with rates generally between 1% and 3%, with higher rates for specific items like alcohol and tobacco.   Trade with the US: While Andorra has trade relations with the United States, it's not a major trading partner. The impact of the recent US tariffs on Andorra is likely less significant than on countries with larger trade volumes with the U.S. Impact of US-EU Tariffs: Although Andorra is not a member of the European Union, the trade tensions and tariffs between the U.S. and the EU could indirectly affect Andorra, particularly concerning industrial goods where Andorra aligns its tariffs with the EU. However, Andorra itself was not a direct target of the higher U.S. tariffs aimed at the EU. Key Takeaway: Currently, the primary tariff rate imposed by the United States on goods imported from Andorra is the 10% baseline tariff. Andorra was not subjected to the higher "reciprocal tariffs" that were applied to several other countries. Andorra's trade policy is closely linked to the European Union due to their customs union.

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According to the Observatory of Economic Complexity (OEC), in 2023, the top imports to the US from Andorra were: Paintings ($50.1 Million)   Integrated Circuits ($1.64 Million) Orthopedic Appliances ($210 Thousand) It's important to note that the overall trade volume between the US and Andorra is relatively small. Regarding which states in the US can manufacture the same types of goods: Paintings: Manufacturing paintings is not typically associated with specific states in an industrial sense, as it's more of an artistic endeavor. However, states with significant art communities and possibly commercial art production could include California, New York, and Florida. Integrated Circuits: The manufacturing of integrated circuits is a highly specialized and capital-intensive industry. Key states in the US for semiconductor manufacturing include:   California: Silicon Valley is a global hub for semiconductor design and manufacturing.   Texas: Has a significant and growing semiconductor industry.   Arizona: Has attracted substantial investment in semiconductor manufacturing.   Other states with some presence in semiconductor manufacturing include Oregon, New York, and Massachusetts.   Orthopedic Appliances: The manufacturing of medical devices, including orthopedic appliances, occurs in several states: Massachusetts: Has a strong medical device industry.   California: Also a significant hub for medical device manufacturing.   Minnesota: Known as "Medical Alley" with a concentration of medical device companies.   Indiana: Has a growing medical device manufacturing sector. Other states with medical device manufacturing include Pennsylvania and Florida.   Therefore, while the import volume from Andorra is small, the US has domestic manufacturing capabilities in the areas of integrated circuits and orthopedic appliances, concentrated in specific states with established technology and medical device industries. The "manufacturing" of paintings is less geographically concentrated and more related to artistic hubs.

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Sources : Forbes | USDA Economic Research | TCGen Total Innovation Rank Index | Best States for Manufacturing | World Population Review | Tax Foundation | US News | BEA Data | Wikipedia | International Trade Administration

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