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Erratic tariffs under Trump and abrupt shifts in policies have led to higher demand for legal services.
Alan Reynolds noted this dynamic, describing the need for more attorneys as a deadweight loss brought about by policy uncertainty. He also highlighted that other business services have historically been strong U.S. export industries until 2025, but tariffs on goods ultimately reduce imports both by cutting the means to pay for them and other effects.
Reynolds's perspective on policy-driven market distortions aligns with broader trends observed in U.S. business and energy markets. His earlier commentary on how U.S. gasoline prices closely follow global crude oil trends underscores the interconnectedness of American industries with international fluctuations. Similarly, his scrutiny of the January PPI inflation data highlights the ongoing debate over reliable indicators amid a volatile policy environment.