What olive oil tells us about Trump's tariffs

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  NPR. This is The Indicator from Planet Money.

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  I'm Adrian Ma.

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  And just back from her vacation in Tuscany,

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  I am joined by NPR's financial correspondent, Maria Aspin.

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  Maria, welcome to the show.

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  Thanks so much, Adrienne.

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  It is great to be here, though I have to admit I'm sad not to be in Italy anymore.

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  It's always sad not to be in Italy.

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  But it sounds like you had a pretty awesome vacation.

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  It was, and it was especially delicious,

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  full of wine and sun-ripened tomatoes and lots of local extra virgin olive oil.

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  I even went on a tour of the groves for one small producer called Olio Piro,

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  hiking through the olive trees on the steep hills of Seggiano.

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  in southern Tuscany.

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  It was a ridiculously gorgeous view of the Tuscan countryside.

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  So, of course, I was thinking about trade policy.

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  Even on vacation, you're thinking about trade policy.

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  You can't take the econ brain out of the financial reporter.

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  And especially in the middle of olive oil country.

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  I mean,

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