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"taking shape" would put a 20% tariff on Mexican goods imported to the United States. There are no such taxes now, since both countries are part of the North American Free Trade Agreement, which eliminates tariffs. A new 20% tax would raise the cost of a $100 product to $120. The importer could bear some or all of the added cost, by