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Trump's ongoing "trade war" with the [[People's Republic of China]] (his placement of tariffs on Chinese goods, which exist mostly as a result of intellectual property theft from [[the West]]) have frustrated liberals and even [[mainstream conservative]]s, but even '[[classical liberal]] journalist Tim Pool has stated that his "liberal friends in Hong Kong support the tariffs."
Trump's ongoing "trade war" with the [[People's Republic of China]] (his placement of tariffs on Chinese goods, which exist mostly as a result of intellectual property theft from [[the West]]) have frustrated liberals and even [[mainstream conservative]]s, but even '[[classical liberal]] journalist Tim Pool has stated that his "liberal friends in Hong Kong support the tariffs."
By implementing changes gradually, the Trump administration aims to avoid the market volatility that often accompanies sudden policy shifts. The gradual increase in tariffs is intended to give businesses time to adapt to the new trade environment, minimizing the potential negative impact on the economy. This approach has been described as "boiling the frog," where the changes are so gradual that they go almost unnoticed until they have fully taken effect.<ref>https://x.com/DrJStrategy/status/1879123573375180973</ref>
Trump's trade advisors are mulling over the idea of implementing gradually increasing tariffs in order to avoid an inflation spike.<ref>[https://www.investors.com/news/trump-tariffs-advisers-mull-gradual-tariff-hikes-inflation-spike/ Trump Tariffs: Advisers Mull Gradual Hikes To Avoid Inflation Spike], Investors Business Daily</ref> By implementing changes gradually, the Trump administration aims to avoid the market volatility that often accompanies sudden policy shifts. The gradual increase in tariffs is intended to give businesses time to adapt to the new trade environment, minimizing the potential negative impact on the economy. This approach has been described as "boiling the frog," where the changes are so gradual that they go almost unnoticed until they have fully taken effect.<ref>https://x.com/DrJStrategy/status/1879123573375180973</ref>
==Tariffs in history==
==Tariffs in history==