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Top Trump economist derided as 'incoherent' on tariffs after closed-door meeting with investors


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  The dollar's decline undermines Stephen Miran's claim that other nations, not U.S. consumers, will "pay" for tariffs.

In an article from Fortune, an economist critiques former President Donald Trump's tariff policies as incoherent and detrimental to investors. The economist argues that Trump's approach to tariffs lacks a clear strategy and is more about political posturing than sound economic policy. The article highlights how these tariffs have led to increased costs for businesses and consumers, disrupted global supply chains, and created uncertainty in the market. Investors are particularly concerned about the long-term effects of these policies, as they could lead to reduced economic growth and increased volatility in financial markets. The economist suggests that a more coherent and predictable trade policy is needed to foster a stable economic environment.

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