Rising Inflation, and the Supreme Court’s ‘Shadow Docket’

通胀高企,以及最高法院的“影子日程表”

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2025-07-16

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  • products that are often imported from China,

  • Canada and other major trading partners that Trump has hit with surcharges.

  • The rising prices are an early sign of what economists have been predicting ever

  • since Trump unveiled his tariff plans,

  • that American businesses and consumers will shoulder some of the costs.