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True, I was just trying to think about tariffs specific effects.

As a slight aside, one of the rules in economics is to avoid relying on preference changes as an explanation for anything, even though we know that preferences do change and there are effects. That's because we can't observe preferences and changing preferences can potentially explain anything.

The whole field of econometrics was essentially developed to help us distinguish changes caused by observable phenomena vs. unobservable phenomena like preference changes.

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