Row 12689

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I wonder why tariffs haven't been considered as a source of inflation. Adding an additional cost to import goods from one of America's largest trading partners does have impact.

I know the leading reason discussed is Fed policy, but I feel fed policy has had marginal impact on inflation. When they rose interest rates, that by itself should decrease money supply. We can see that effect in regards to the strong valuation of the dollar against other currencies. The only prices which would increase would be for imports, which when combined with new and increasing tariffs, will have effects.

This doesn't keep domestic producers from raising prices if they see a profit opportunity, and this is reflected in record corporate profits for US businesses.

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text I wonder why tariffs haven't been considered as a source of inflation. Adding an additional cost to import goods from one of America's largest trading partners does have impact. I know the leading reason discussed is Fed policy, but I feel fed policy has had marginal impact on inflation. When they rose interest rates, that by itself should decrease money supply. We can see that effect in regards to the strong valuation of the dollar against other currencies. The only prices which would increas…
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datetime 2024-05-20
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