Again, total imports may include those raw materials, but it doesnt tell you what percentage of domestic goods use those tariffed products as inputs. That percentage represents a direct and significant increase to production costs even for domestic products, and could theoretically impact a large percentage of the domestic economic market. Also, I dont know where you figure tariffs dont impact rent, but thats 100% wrong. When tariffs increase the costs of construction materials, that makes new construction more expensive. Which leads to a reduction in rental homes, and more expensive housing and rent across the board. It doesnt sound like you know what youre talking about at all.