Economist

You lose jobs in the manufacturing sector when you put together the higher cost of inputs and the retaliation, which is sure to come like night follows day.

Avocados are going to sell a lot in the next week. It's what, Sunday, the Super Bowl. So if that tariff had hit, the retail price would have jumped up at least 25%, and everybody's guacamole would have been that much more expensive.

Avocados are going to sell a lot in the next week. It's what, Sunday, the Super Bowl. So if that tariff had hit, the retail price would have jumped up at least 25%, and everybody's guacamole would have been that much more expensive.

Both for our and the American economies, prices that are too high are bad because producers within the country using energy resources need to produce other goods within the country. And prices that are too low are also very bad because they undermine the investment opportunities of energy companies. That's a matter for us to discuss.

Both for our and the American economies, prices that are too high are bad because producers within the country using energy resources need to produce other goods within the country. And prices that are too low are also very bad because they undermine the investment opportunities of energy companies. That's a matter for us to discuss.

Our study is on the basis of the spending boost that it is going to put towards Indian economy. We estimate a push of around 400 to 420 US dollar billion. That's economist Ipanita Mazumdar. The major chunk of it is going to come from the ticket spending. There is going to be a major push from food and beverages and hotels and transport. So demand is there.

Our study is on the basis of the spending boost that it is going to put towards Indian economy. We estimate a push of around 400 to 420 US dollar billion. That's economist Ipanita Mazumdar. The major chunk of it is going to come from the ticket spending. There is going to be a major push from food and beverages and hotels and transport. So demand is there.

So first, I guess I want to ask you, do you know this scene from Ferris Bueller?

So first, I guess I want to ask you, do you know this scene from Ferris Bueller?

So first, I guess I want to ask you, do you know this scene from Ferris Bueller?

Doug Irwin, economist at Dartmouth.

Doug Irwin, economist at Dartmouth.

Doug Irwin, economist at Dartmouth.

And when it comes to Smoot Holly, you were kind of like the Smoot Holly guy. Is that right?

And when it comes to Smoot Holly, you were kind of like the Smoot Holly guy. Is that right?

And when it comes to Smoot Holly, you were kind of like the Smoot Holly guy. Is that right?

They'd cast the actor Ben Stein.

They'd cast the actor Ben Stein.

They'd cast the actor Ben Stein.

And I'm Sally Helm. And did we all skip class on Smoot-Hawley Day? Yes.