Economists argue that Trump's tariffs do not necessarily lead to increased inflation. They suggest that while tariffs may raise prices on imported goods, inflation is primarily influenced by monetary policy rather than tariffs. The discussion emphasizes the potential benefits of tariffs in supporting American manufacturing and the importance of tax reductions on domestically produced goods.
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