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The Trump administration is optimistic about winning the legal challenge to its tariff policy at the US Supreme Court. A loss could cost the US government up to $100 billion in refunds to affected businesses. The administration is considering alternative measures, including $2,000 compensation checks to citizens.
The Trump administration is setting its sights on a victory at the US Supreme Court regarding the legal challenge to its tariff policy. The outcome is crucial as a loss could result in the US government having to refund up to $100 billion to businesses affected by the tariffs. This potential financial burden has significant implications for the administration's fiscal policies.
Kevin Hassett, Director of the US National Economic Council, highlighted the administrative challenges of refunding such a large sum. The administration is also exploring alternative measures, including issuing $2,000 compensation checks to citizens, which Hassett believes is becoming more feasible following recent economic growth data.
The legal challenge to the Trump administration's tariff policy is a critical test of its protectionist stance. The Supreme Court's decision will not only impact the administration's ability to implement its trade policies but also have broader implications for the US economy and its trading partners.
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