Tariffs do not raise GDP or income, Kyle Pomerleau argues. Any gains in protected industries such as steel are offset by broader losses elsewhere, leaving net output and household income lower overall.
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Tariffs do not raise GDP or income, Kyle Pomerleau argues. Any gains in protected industries such as steel are offset by broader losses elsewhere, leaving net output and household income lower overall.
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$TSLA · $SPY market result
Exit $TSLA PDS with a .60 profit per contract - was willing to hold if $SPY closed under the SMA 50 but not with a close above it
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