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Tax cuts, tariff hikes, labor supply curb by clamping down on immigrants -part of Trump's economic agenda bode ill for inflation: Summers. The economist, however, says it's difficult to predict the timing and the precise dynamics.
Tax cuts, tariff hikes, labor supply curb by clamping down on immigrants -part of Trump's economic agenda bode ill for inflation: Summers. The economist, however, says it's difficult to predict the timing and the precise dynamics.
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