U.S. Documents | 5 March 2018 Whatever the Problem is, Tariffs aren't the Answer
The apparently imminent imposition of 25% tariffs on imported steel and 10% on aluminum does not per se constitute a serious macroeconomic shock.
Sorry, but our website is best viewed on a device with a screen width greater than 320px. You can contact us at: info@pantheonmacro.com.
The apparently imminent imposition of 25% tariffs on imported steel and 10% on aluminum does not per se constitute a serious macroeconomic shock.
Posted: 4th Mar 2018 in 'U.S. Documents'
Pantheon Macroeconomics produce daily publications for U.S., Eurozone, Latin America, UK and Asia, as well as analysis on key data within a few minutes of their release. To activate a complimentary trial on any of these areas, please click here.
You are here: Home » Publications » U.S. Documents » 5 March 2018 Whatever the Problem is, Tariffs aren't the Answer
steel, aliminium, tarrifs, ism, non-manufacturing index, trade, washing machines, solar panels, clothing, household electronics, furniture, domestic production, imports, foreign imports, canad,a mexico, japan, south korea, prices, consumers, auto manufacturers, production cost, ism manufacturing index, gdp, pantheon macroeconomics, pantheon, macroeconomic, macroeconomics, independent advice, independent analysis, independent macroeconomic researcj, independent, analysis, research, economic intelligence, economy, economic, economics, economists, Dr. Ian Shepherdson, Ian Shepherdson, financial market, financial, market, finance, macro, macro research, independent macro research