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Picture this: the U.S. just rolled out a fresh batch of tariffs, and businesses are scrambling to figure out what it means for their bottom line. Sound familiar? Tariffs are nothing new, but their impact is always unpredictable. These new trade barriers, rooted in Optimal Tariff Theory, aim to give the U.S. an economic edge by squeezing foreign suppliers. In theory, this sounds great. In practice? Well, it’s a high-stakes gamble where…
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