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**Reevaluation of Tariffs on Electronic Products: A Step Towards Economic Response and Financial Stability?**

Customs policies have undergone significant changes recently, as the administration quietly reviewed its tariff policy, leading to the exemption of electronic products such as smartphones, laptops, and chips from reciprocal tariffs. This shift demonstrates a new strategic approach by the government in dealing with trade protection policies.

Professor Robert Gilotti, a political science professor at the University of Chicago, stated that this change reflects the outcome of the sequential interaction brought about by tariff policy, as policies reached a critical point within American leadership that necessitates reconsideration of the procedures in place. In a related context, economist Jared Bernstein explained that the exemption of certain electronic products from tariffs indicates the Trump administration's recognition of the actual impact of tariffs on the economy.

However, Bernstein warns that the extension of the effects of these policies to the bond market could lead to a sharp increase in the risk of systemic collapse, which could ignite a global financial crisis if risks are not effectively addressed.

What are your views on this shift?