What Economists Got Wrong on Tariffs
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- Donald Trump's introduction of global tariffs in April led economists to predict significant economic downturns, yet the anticipated negative impacts have not occurred, prompting a reevaluation of expert analyses on tariffs.
- This situation is crucial as it challenges the credibility of economic predictions, particularly in the context of Trump's policies, which have been a focal point of debate among economists and policymakers alike.
- The ongoing discourse reflects broader themes in economic forecasting, particularly regarding the unpredictability of global markets and the evolving economic landscape, as highlighted by recent discussions on new economic orders.
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