These so-called "discounted reciprocal tariffs" aren't either discounted nor reciprocal. In fact the left column, "tariffs imposed on USA..." has nothing to do with tariffs imposed on the US nor countries taking advantage of the US, it's a simple formula based on 2024 trade balance.
ustr.gov
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So it's about punishing countries that sell more than they buy to the US. That's it.
Top of the list, the "worst offenders" with 40-50% tariffs are: Vietnam, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, Myanmar, Laos, Lesotho, Mauritius, Falkland islands, Syria and St Pierre et Miquelon.
Low wage and/or tiny countries who can't possibly buy more American cars or products because they are poor (or they have 6000 inhabitants like St Pierre) so these tariffs can't achieve anything.
By the way if Russia hadn't been magically exempted they would be up there at 41% given the huge US trade deficit with Russia.
In short :
Countries applying 0 tariff to the US (hi Australia !) get 10% tariff.
Countries whom with the US has a trade surplus get 10% tariff.
Industrialized countries applying moderate 1-5% US tariffs get 20% (EU) or 24% (Japan) tariff.
Low wage countries with whom the US has huge trade deficit get 40-50% tariffs.
Now if you think so, could you please cite which countries are currently applying crazy high tariffs to the US or explain how the new huge taxes to be paid by US consumers are going to help US get lower tariffs or increase US exports or build more US factories?
Americans will pay about $4k more taxes this year, dirt bikes prices are all going up (20% tariff on EU, 24% for Japan, 10% for UK) but that won't make HD build dirt bikes or sportbikes.

Reciprocal Tariff Calculations
Executive Summary Reciprocal tariffs are calculated as the tariff rate necessary to balance bilateral trade deficits between the U.S. and each of our trading partners. This calculation assumes that persistent trade deficits are due to a combination of tariff and non-tariff factors that prevent...
Here is my favorite explainer

So it's about punishing countries that sell more than they buy to the US. That's it.
Top of the list, the "worst offenders" with 40-50% tariffs are: Vietnam, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, Myanmar, Laos, Lesotho, Mauritius, Falkland islands, Syria and St Pierre et Miquelon.
Low wage and/or tiny countries who can't possibly buy more American cars or products because they are poor (or they have 6000 inhabitants like St Pierre) so these tariffs can't achieve anything.
By the way if Russia hadn't been magically exempted they would be up there at 41% given the huge US trade deficit with Russia.
In short :
Countries applying 0 tariff to the US (hi Australia !) get 10% tariff.
Countries whom with the US has a trade surplus get 10% tariff.
Industrialized countries applying moderate 1-5% US tariffs get 20% (EU) or 24% (Japan) tariff.
Low wage countries with whom the US has huge trade deficit get 40-50% tariffs.
Now if you think so, could you please cite which countries are currently applying crazy high tariffs to the US or explain how the new huge taxes to be paid by US consumers are going to help US get lower tariffs or increase US exports or build more US factories?
Americans will pay about $4k more taxes this year, dirt bikes prices are all going up (20% tariff on EU, 24% for Japan, 10% for UK) but that won't make HD build dirt bikes or sportbikes.