'Biggest shock in history': Nobel Prize-winning economist sounds alarm on Trump's new move
- President Donald Trump has imposed steep new tariffs on imports, causing the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 to fall sharply.
- Economist Paul Krugman described these tariffs as the "biggest trade shock in history," warning that they could push the U.S. Into a recession due to increased uncertainty in trade policy.
- Countries like Canada and the European Union are preparing to retaliate with their own tariffs in response to the U.S. Actions, straining international relationships.
- Critics argue that Trump's tariff policy may not raise the expected revenue while harming average Americans and domestic manufacturing, leading to increased costs for consumers.
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'Biggest shock in history': Nobel Prize-winning economist sounds alarm on Trump's new move
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