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The Department of Mathematics consists of the Mathematical Institute and the Freudenthal Institute. Mathematical research and academic education become one within the Mathematical Institute. The ...

The two largest economies in the world - the United States and China - are at war, with tariffs being used by either side as its weapon. While the US has increased reciprocal tariffs on all ...

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I am all-in on level tariffs with all nations. But I am not all-in on Peter Navarro and his reciprocal trade–girl math that's kneecapping the United States, because the trade deficit is not a ...

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So if the White House had done the math right, and wanted its absurd trade plan to actually work, 20 percent tariffs should have been … 5 percent. That wasn’t the only mistake, Neiman pointed out.

And the administration's math, Neiman said doesn't check out. "I think they grabbed the wrong number from our research. The one that I would use from my own research and plug into their equation ...