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Trump’s Tariffs Haven’t Crippled the Economy—Yet

Orlando Newkirk by Orlando Newkirk
May 19, 2025
in Economics
A yellow warning sign with the text 'TARIFFS JUST AHEAD' displayed prominently against a cloudy sky.

The broad economic disruptions which experts and business leaders predicted from President Donald Trump’s wide-ranging tariffs have not materialized. The United States economic indicators currently demonstrate a more intricate situation than experts predicted when they anticipated rising consumer prices and economic slowdown.

The April inflation data revealed a decrease while the employment figures demonstrated strong job creation. The current economic data has created confusion among businesses and consumers regarding the initial warnings of economic disruption. The Trump administration maintains victory through their stance that trade wars in his first term did not trigger uncontrolled inflation.

Experts in economics warn against premature declarations of victory regarding the situation. The tariffs implemented by Trump represent the highest level since the Great Depression while their complete impact continues to affect the economy. The president’s random trade decisions cause unpredictable market conditions which make it challenging for businesses at all scales to develop long-term plans.

The jobs report demonstrated positive performance during this month. The April inflation data produced positive results which bring optimism to the economy according to Ernie Tedeschi at Yale University’s Budget Lab. These positive economic indicators do not guarantee stability for the upcoming month regarding inflation rates.

The time it takes for tariffs to move through supply chains determines when they will finally impact consumer prices according to Tedeschi and multiple other experts. Due to Trump’s unpredictable trade methods businesses tend to postpone investments while simultaneously increasing prices to protect against potential future expense hikes.

The tariffs implemented by Trump mainly target Chinese imports including electronic equipment and machinery together with consumer goods. Some manufacturers have relocated their supply chains away from China yet other companies choose to bear the extra expenses or transfer these costs to their end customers.

The tariffs create price increases within particular sectors yet they do not seem to damage the national economy overall. The increasing business pressure leads experts to predict slower hiring rates alongside stagnant wages and faster price increases.

The long-term impact of these measures on U.S. competitiveness stands as a major concern among experts. International investment decreases and business relocation from the U.S. occurs when companies face unpredictable trade rules because of Trump’s frequent tariff changes.

The current state of the American economy demonstrates stability despite the presence of tariffs. Experts warn that actual dangers exist because inflation could increase rapidly and businesses might start reducing costs when trade tensions continue for an extended period.

The current economy continues to operate without major disruptions although these tariffs pose potential dangers that might emerge in future months.

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