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Who is behind tariffs: These are the 3 people who shook the economic system of the whole world in one stroke

Trump's tariff decision has shaken the global economy. The three key advisers to the Economic Advisory Council are Stephen Miran, Pierre Yared and Kim Ruhl. The policy, based on their recommendations, has increased the risk of recession, but the Trump administration is confident that this policy will be implemented. This article throws light upon the role of these three advisors and the implications of their decision.

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Trump’s top economic advisor, Dr. Stephen Miran. (X/@DavidSimic_)

After the US President imposed tariffs, the economic system of the whole world has been shaken. After Trump's announcement, there was an earthquake in the market around the world. The White House informed that about 50 countries have contacted them to negotiate the tariff. However, Trump on Wednesday gave 90 days of relief in tariffs for many countries except China.

Economic Advisers has played a big role in Trump's tariff plan

The Council of Economic Advisers has played a big role in Trump's tariff plan, or it can be said that Trump's three economic advisors had outlined the tariffs that shook the entire world's economic system. The Council of Economic Advisers is an agency within the executive office of the President, created by Congress in the Employment Act of 1946. Whose job is to advise the President economically in making domestic and international economic policy.

Who are those three people?

Stephen Miran, chairman of the Economic Advisory Council, and Pierre Yared and Kim Ruhl serve as members. These officers analyse the economic situation and send their recommendations to the President. Trump has "full confidence" in all three men and stands by their advice despite opposition from inside and outside the country.

Policy will remain in force

The risk of Trump's tariff policy regression has increased. Experts believe that it will cause damage in other countries as well as in America. While Trump's officials are downplaying the risk of a recession, Trump Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said in an interview with CBS on Sunday that the tariff strategy President Trump announced last week will remain in place.

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