Here's what Trump 2.0 means for the economy, from tariffs to mass deportations.
Briefly

"Some additional tax cuts seem probable in our view, although the timing, size and specifics are highly uncertain," Wells Fargo economists Jay Bryson and Michael Pugliese wrote in a research note.
Trump has proposed adding a tariff of 10-20% on all imports with significantly higher levies on imports from China. Forecasters at Pantheon Macroeconomics project that a 10% tariff would increase inflation by about 0.8 percentage points next year and impose an additional drag on U.S. manufacturers.
Investors expect a more business-friendly administration, including tax cuts. The extension of most individual tax cuts, at a minimum, appears likely.
While Trump says tariffs would encourage businesses to set up shop in the U.S., economists are dubious. It will remain much cheaper to source goods overseas.
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