Tariffs, Strong Output and Consumer Prices: How Trade Policy Is Feeding Inflation
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Tariffs, Strong Output and Consumer Prices: How Trade Policy Is Feeding Inflation

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2026-01-24 12:00:00
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How higher tariffs plus resilient 2025 demand amplified pass‑through to consumer prices—and what firms must do in 2026.

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