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Countermand from the Fed: Tariffs don't create inflation, but unemployment. A study that overturns certainties. - Economic Scenarios
When it comes to customs duties, public debate, especially in Italy, is polarized by an almost monolithic belief: increasing them means raising prices for consumers. A tariff is a tax on imports; if an imported good costs more, the final retail price will rise. Logical, straightforward, almost banal. This idea, known as "cost-push," is the basis of standard economic theory: tariffs act as a negative shock to supply, leading to an unpleasant stag…
Among heavier prices and consumers who are looking for more value, the market is changing rapidly. How will the fashion respond in 2026? Listen to the new economic episode daily, daily postcast of the Express, led by Juliana Simón
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