Trump's swift tariff plans could trigger legal battles
The Trump administration’s tariff plans could ignite legal battles, as questions loom for businesses and investors. Yahoo Finance correspondent Ben Werschkul explains on Asking for a Trend that President-elect Trump could enact the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) — an aggressive move allowing fast tariff implementation that would allow him to make aggressive tariff changes quickly.
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