
The Multi-Billion Dollar Cost of the U.S.-Canada Tariff War
A massive surge in reciprocal tariffs between the U.S. and Canada is driving up household costs and threatening critical energy and export markets.
The study of large-scale economic factors and trends, including national income, productivity, and the relationship between labor and capital.

A massive surge in reciprocal tariffs between the U.S. and Canada is driving up household costs and threatening critical energy and export markets.

The post-COVID drop in the U.S. labor share is a result of within-industry changes and historical cyclical patterns rather than a new structural shift in the economy.