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Trump’s proposed 2025 policies literally will Make Inflation Great Again.
And the President does not need Congressional approval for tariffs.
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Step 1: Reduce the value of the U.S. dollar
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Yet even if one supports Lighthizer’s priorities and proposals, an inescapable fact remains: A plan to devalue the dollar is — quite literally — a plan to make products more expensive for American consumers.
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Step 2: Apply a 10 percent tariff on all foreign imports
✁ In practice, this would almost certainly mean that US consumers would pay roughly 10 percent more on all the foreign-made cars, electronics, toys, and other goods that they purchase.
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Step 3: Enact massive, deficit-financed tax cuts
If you increase Americans’ post-tax incomes by hundreds of billions of dollars, they will suddenly be able to dramatically boost their purchases of goods and services.
If the economy’s capacity to produce goods and services does not increase at the same pace, then demand will outrun supply and consumers will bid up prices.
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Step 4: Shrink the American labor force
As scholars at the Brookings Institution noted last fall, the upsurge in immigration since the pandemic is one major reason why the US managed to bring inflation down without suffering a recession: Foreign-born workers increased the economy’s productive capacity, helping supply to catch up with rising consumer demand.
Conversely, if America abruptly deported all undocumented workers, labor shortages would devastate myriad industries, from housing to agriculture to the care economy, and prices would soar.
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Trump’s team keeps promising to increase inflation
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