Tariffs are often designed to encourage people to buy American-made products. When you shop, do you check where products come from? Would you be willing to pay more for something made in the U.S.? Why or why not? 9th grade level paragraph ChatGPT said:

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When I shop, I don't always check where products come from, but I think it's important to consider where something is made. If a product is made in the U.S., I might be willing to pay a little more for it because it could support local businesses and workers. I understand that sometimes American-made products are more expensive because of higher labor costs, but I feel that it's worth it to help the economy and create jobs here. However, I would still want to make sure that the quality of the product is good and that the price is reasonable compared to other options. It's a balance between supporting the country and getting a good deal.

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