Recall of duty? Trump's tariffs in court

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  The Economist Hello and welcome to The Intelligence from The Economist.

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  I'm your host, Jason Palmer.

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  Every weekday, we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

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  Something funny is going on in America's job statistics.

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  After decades of women catching up with men in terms of labor force participation,

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  the gap is spreading again.

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  We crunched the numbers on why women are pouring out of the job market.

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  And if you've ever hunted for the button that you wanted to click on a retailer's website but all you could see was the button the retailer wanted you to click,

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  you've experienced what are called dark patterns and regulators have begun to take notice.

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  But first, hours after he was inaugurated for his second term,

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  Donald Trump said that the word tariffs was the most beautiful in the dictionary.

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  Going to make us rich as hell, he said, bring our country's businesses back.

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  If there's a grand economic plan of the administration,

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  the central feature of it has been threatening or applying or repealing or increasing tariffs.

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  at Mr.

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  Trump's whim.

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  The question from the start has been whether he's actually endowed with that power.

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  We will hear argument this morning in case 24-12-87 learning resources versus Trump and the consolidated case.

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  And that question has reached the highest court in the land.

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  Soon after Trump issued his tariffs in the spring,

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