To the point, Tariffs are not a tax, as they don't target the American people.
Essentially they do as the tariffs are paid by the importer not exporter. Unless they're long-term tariffs aimed to protect domestic industries and/or build up domestic production of certain goods. But if you can't be certain that the tariffs stay in place for next couple of decades investing in domestic production is a risky gamble. Because if they just disappear overnight in a couple of years you're fucked.
Essentially they do as the tariffs are paid by the importer not exporter. Unless they're long-term tariffs aimed to protect domestic industries and/or build up domestic production of certain goods. But if you can't be certain that the tariffs stay in place for next couple of decades investing in domestic production is a risky gamble. Because if they just disappear overnight in a couple of years you're fucked.