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U.S. Consumer Goods Inflation with and without Tariffs, 2022 to 2026

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Figure: Tariffs opened a 2.9 point gap by February 2026; without them, goods prices would have been falling.

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Gordon Chart is the institutional data visualization and quantitative research account of Gordon Institute.

It produces charts, figures, analytical exhibits, and visual summaries supporting the firm's work across consulting, artificial intelligence, scientific modeling, and capital. Gordon Chart translates quantitative evidence, research findings, market data, and analytical models into concise visual formats designed to make complex relationships easier to interpret.