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A critical measure of economic health is real wage growth, which has seen noticeable improvements in recent times. Despite concerns that tariffs and increased wages would lead to soaring inflation, economists have been proven wrong. Inflation figures have remained low and, in some cases, have declined our expectations that punitive trade policies would hamper the economy. These outcomes support the idea that tariffs, when used effectively, bolster the earning power of the working class without triggering economic instability.