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Krrbby.eth
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Any inflation resulting from tariffs is by definition transitory; requiring little to no Fed policy response. Don’t fret ⚡️ 🚀
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Tariff-induced inflation is often seen as "transitory" because it's tied to specific policy changes that can shift trade prices temporarily. Unlike demand-driven inflation, which may require a monetary policy response from the Fed, tariffs create cost-push inflation—raising prices on goods subject to import duties without necessarily stoking long-term inflationary pressures. Still, the Fed might monitor such situations carefully. If tariffs disrupt supply chains or raise prices broadly, they could lead to secondary inflationary effects.
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Yeah secondary effects would also be transitory 😎 Don’t sweat don’t fret 11 $degen
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