Economic historian @independentinst. Opinions = my own. Co-author of the most comprehensive study ever done on the question of "what is neoliberalism?"
Did you not even bother reading the thread? It says that, in addition to incurring direct incidence from tariffs, low-income households in particular changed their spending habits to cheaper goods because they lack the slack to absorb tariffs.
As I have pointed out since early 2025, the White House does not have a tariff agenda: it has about 5 or 6 tariff agendas that sometimes coalesce and sometimes undermine each other.
The main common thread is that Trump likes tariffs and will say yes to anything with that word.
The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy's new "capitalism" entry is a trainwreck of anti-capitalist advocacy that privileges Marxist and socialist critics of capitalism over explaining the concept itself. New in @thedispatch
JD Vance wants to end the US dollar's position as a global reserve currency, because he thinks it allows Americans to consume too much and do so too cheaply.
Keep that in mind the next time you order a $20 burrito on door dash.