President Donald Trump introduced his “discounted reciprocal tariffs” on over 200 countries on April 2. Most countries ...

The Trump administration took that formula’s figure, -0.5 for South Korea, and divided it by two to calculate the U.S.

The White House's method for calculating reciprocal tariffs has puzzled many, including the economists cited in its ...

The tariff announcement from the White House that led to the biggest weekly drop in the stock market since COVID may have ...

Mr. Neiman was a Biden administration Treasury official who co-wrote trade-related academic research cited by the Trump White ...

For countries that don't face a flat 10% tariff, the Trump administration's recent levies follow a basic formula—and one that ...

An economist Donald Trump cited in calculations for his extra-high global tariffs says that the president should get an F- in math.

Few economic innovations have been as transformative to worldwide standards of living than vibrant international trade. Trump ...

Economist Wojtek Kopczuk asked ChatGPT to calculate tariffs to balance out the U.S. trade deficit. He received a similar ...

Brent Neiman, a University of Chicago economics professor, predicted in a New York Times op-ed that President Trump’s ...

How on earth did it calculate such huge rates?” wrote University of Chicago economics professor Brent Neiman in an op-ed that ...

Journalists and economists determined the numbers are based off trade deficits divided by exports. The U.S. trade representative confirmed that this calculation, rather than the tariffs themselves, ...