Economist says there’s a math error in the formula used to calculate Trump’s tariffs
Dr. Stan Veuger breaks down the math that President Donald Trump’s administration used to calculate the tariffs and says there’s an error in the equation.
Economists reveal major Math blunder in Donald Trump's tariff formula that inflates impact by 400%, could spark global trade chaos
A major blunder in the Trump administration's tariff formula has been uncovered by economists from the American Enterprise ...
Trump tariff team cites Chicago economist's work, but he says their math doesn't check out
Brent Neiman told the I-Team Trump's tariff policy is based, in part, on academic work he co-wrote with three renowned ...
Jon Stewart enters the trade war discussion
Stewart took on the tariffs in this week’s Daily Show monologue, in which he characterized our current situation as follows: ...
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Trump’s tariff formula used the wrong value in its calculations, conservative think tank says. ‘This whole thing was rigged.’
"What's driving the policy, is that since the 1980s Trump has been a protectionist, and he thinks trade deficits are losses ...