#美国经济政策影响 Seeing Trump distributing $2000 in tariff bonuses, I felt something was wrong. This large-scale "coin distribution" seems favourable, but in reality, it's like drinking poison to quench one's thirst. After the last round of stimulus measures, the inflation rate soared to 10%, and the people's wallets suffered greatly. This time, distributing over $400 billion is likely to trigger even more severe inflation.

Politicians always love to play these short-term stimulating tricks, but in the long run, the cost is enormous. People are very happy when they first receive the money, but the ensuing inflation will render this money worthless. Ultimately, we will pay several times the price for this "free lunch."

As someone who has been through it, I advise everyone to stay vigilant and not be blinded by the superficial "dividends." Instead of hoping for government handouts, it is better to enhance your own financial management skills and do a good job of risk prevention. After all, in this trap-filled market, only by mastering enough knowledge and experience can you truly safeguard your Wallet.