Well, I was always taught, Erin, to measure twice and cut once, and that would be a good rule for tariff imposed to follow as well, because markets, as you just noted, don't like uncertainty. They don't like chaos.
Tim Pawlenty discusses the need for certainty in tariff policies to avoid market chaos and uncertainty.
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