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The Economics of Tariff Wars exposes the real costs of protectionism in a world where economies are deeply connected. Through a detailed examination, the book shows how trade barriers start as targeted policies but quickly evolve into conflicts that affect prices, industries, and international relationships. Readers will learn how tariffs raise consumer costs, disrupt supply chains, and weaken competitive pressure within domestic markets. The analysis extends to labor markets, innovation, and global financial conditions to reveal the full economic footprint of tariff actions. With clear explanations of theory supported by real world outcomes, this book helps readers understand why tariff wars rarely deliver the prosperity they promise. It is a vital resource for anyone who wants to make informed judgments about trade policy in a century defined by economic interdependence.

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