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duncanlamont2.bsky.social
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31 days ago
π #FridayChartQuiz This is something President Trump cares about. What is it?
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lecharteur.bsky.social
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31 days ago
This is tariffs as a percentage of fiscal revenue!
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duncanlamont2.bsky.social
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31 days ago
Correct!
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vkmacro.bsky.social
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31 days ago
Us tariffs?
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domw.bsky.social
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31 days ago
Yeah, I think more specifically itβs the percentage of total government revenues raised through tariffs.
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vkmacro.bsky.social
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31 days ago
Thatβs the one
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duncanlamont2.bsky.social
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31 days ago
Bingo, well done
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xvrmdf.bsky.social
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31 days ago
% of federal tax revenue raised from tariffs.
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duncanlamont2.bsky.social
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31 days ago
Close enough. Itβs as a % of gov revenues (e.g. some has come from land sales rather than tax)
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awilcox.chalmere.com
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31 days ago
I'd go tariffs as % of federal income too.
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duncanlamont2.bsky.social
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31 days ago
You got it!
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duncanlamont2.bsky.social
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31 days ago
π¨ANSWER: itβs the % of US gov revenues from customs duties/tariffs
Well done to all who guessed right
An important follow up: the % fell because other sources of income rose, not because income from customs duties fell
In real terms it is already high (Covid goods splurge + Trump 1.0 tariffs)
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brokenbanker.bsky.social
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31 days ago
certainly tariffs over a denominator of something. let's say total US government tax revenues ?
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mpaulmcnamara.bsky.social
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31 days ago
Beat me to it
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duncanlamont2.bsky.social
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31 days ago
Correct!
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[β]
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31 days ago
Yes, that looks like the chart Andreessen posted.
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davesrants.com
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31 days ago
Tariff rate but I don't know on what.
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duncanlamont2.bsky.social
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31 days ago
It is about tariffs but not the rate
https://bsky.app/profile/duncanlamont2.bsky.social/post/3lgiceatlss2t
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simonrjohnson.bsky.social
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31 days ago
His approval rating
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williamw1.bsky.social
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31 days ago
Tariffs as a % of US tax receipts?
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duncanlamont2.bsky.social
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31 days ago
Close enough!
Itβs as a % of gov revenues (e.g. some has come from land sales)
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goakl.bsky.social
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31 days ago
Customs duty on tea (parties)?
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duncanweldon.bsky.social
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31 days ago
Average tariff rate on all US imports?
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duncanlamont2.bsky.social
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31 days ago
It is tariff related but not that. Just posted the answer
https://bsky.app/profile/duncanlamont2.bsky.social/post/3lgiceatlss2t
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fiveminutemacro.bsky.social
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31 days ago
Tariffs as a percentage of Federal tax rerevenue
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duncanlamont2.bsky.social
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31 days ago
Close enough. Itβs as a % of gov revenues
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weavertom.bsky.social
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31 days ago
Tariffs as % of federal income�
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duncanlamont2.bsky.social
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31 days ago
Bingo β
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scotinvestor.bsky.social
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31 days ago
Looks like the cost of orange face dye over the last 200 years. Price has fallen sharply since people switched away from white lead.
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smtuffy.bsky.social
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31 days ago
Security settlement fail rates
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duncanlamont2.bsky.social
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31 days ago
Niche
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balibri.bsky.social
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31 days ago
US$
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eightnil.bsky.social
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30 days ago
Isnβt this pattern a function of the transition to a developed high income per capita country?
I suppose they might think the ai economic model might disrupt the value of labour and hence the tax that supports the state.
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Well done to all who guessed right
An important follow up: the % fell because other sources of income rose, not because income from customs duties fell
In real terms it is already high (Covid goods splurge + Trump 1.0 tariffs)
https://bsky.app/profile/duncanlamont2.bsky.social/post/3lgiceatlss2t
Itβs as a % of gov revenues (e.g. some has come from land sales)
I suppose they might think the ai economic model might disrupt the value of labour and hence the tax that supports the state.