Will Trump’s Tariffs Move America Back to the Constitutional Order?
A shift is under way in the willingness of politicians and voters to trust one person setting worldwide trade rates by himself.

It has been hard this past week, of tariffs applied worldwide on April 2 to tariffs suspended except for China on April 9, to avoid reflecting on how much trouble could have been avoided if economists, instead of talking about countries’ trade surpluses and trade deficits, had devised different words — say, “buyer-dominant” countries and “seller-dominant” countries.
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