When the United States Raises Tariffs: Warnings from Chairman Jerome Powell, the Trade War, and a U.

What happens when the world's largest economy starts a trade war-and the Federal Reserve sounds the alarm?

In Warnings from Chairman Jerome Powell, the Trade War, and a U.S. Economy Under Pressure, author James X. Hazen takes readers inside one of the most uncertain economic chapters in recent U.S. history. From rising tariffs to sharp market reactions, and from shifting consumer habits to the Fed's cautious stance, this timely book explores how decisions made in Washington ripple through the global economy.

Hazen breaks down complex topics like interest rate uncertainty, inflation spikes, stock market volatility, and supply chain disruption with clear language and straightforward analysis. The book sheds light on how policy choices shape the everyday lives of investors, business leaders, and American families through key case studies- including tech giant Nvidia- and insights from central bankers.

Whether you're an economics student, a concerned citizen, or someone seeking to understand where the U.S. economy might be headed, this book provides the context and clarity you need.

Inside, you'll discover:

• Why Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell warned about the long-term risks of tariffs

• How global markets reacted to trade tensions and policy shifts

• The toll on key sectors like technology, manufacturing, and retail

• What major banks and investors did to brace for uncertainty

• What the future could look like-and what policymakers should consider next

Smart. Clear. Urgent. This book is a must-read for anyone trying to make sense of today's economic climate and the high-stakes decisions shaping tomorrow.