TV viewers in US may pay more due to proposed tariffs

The average person in the United States watches more than four hours of TV a day, or two months of nonstop watching per year.

And in a 65-year life, that person will have spent nine years glued to the tube, according to AC Nielsen Co.

If US President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs of 25 percent against China go into effect, watching a new high-definition, flat-panel screen could cost more.