Macroeconomic identities are fundamental relationships or equations that hold true, by definition, in macroeconomic models. They describe how different economic variables are related to each other.

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Almost every country in the world, including an island with a population of zero, has been hit by Trump's reciprocal tariffs.

Tony Kinnett interviews expert public finance economist EJ Antoni to understand the different uses and impacts from tariffs as the Trump administration targets trade deficits with this economic tool.