Which products, firms, and supply chains are feeling the sharpest tariff impact?

In a recent Office Hours episode, Professor Tom Holmes explains how Trump’s tariffs hit IP-heavy industries and global brands and explores a new way to measure tariff exposure.

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The U.S. climate policy landscape has changed dramatically in 2025 — with major economic implications. In this Office Hours episode, Bob Litterman discusses the implications for financial risks and the countries stepping up to fill the leadership void. youtu.be/BqwXKZao6E8

Join us for a webinar on the future of central bank independence. Former Fed leaders Gary Stern and Art Rolnick and the Hoover Institute's John Cochrane debate what's at stake. 🔗 cla.umn.edu/economics/ne...

Can taxing wealth help raise much-needed revenue for strained government budgets and lessen income inequality?

Join us to explore the potential benefits and challenges of wealth taxes, including recent experiences in Norway and Switzerland.

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What is the impact of the U.S. and China going their separate ways? In a recent Office Hours episode, Professor Kjetil Storesletten discussed the potential impact on innovation and economic growth.

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How will the Trump administration's tariff strategy impact economic growth and inflation? In a recent Office Hours episode, Professor V.V. Chari discussed these topics and lessons learned from the high inflation of the post-pandemic period.

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What is the potential impact of President Trump's push to have more control of the Federal Reserve? On our podcast, Economist Art Rolnick explains how central bank independence is important to maintaining public confidence and reducing uncertainty.
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What is the potential economic impact of the latest round of tariffs from the Trump administration? On our podcast, Professor @tkehoe.bsky.social explained how Trump's tariffs on intermediate goods (like copper) hurt American manufacturers.

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Register now for the Heller-Hurwicz Economics Institute Spring Roundtable! The event will take place on April 22 from 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM at Cowles Auditorium in the Humphrey School of Public Affairs.

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