Analysis: Trump's "Big Money Printing" will boomerang into inflation, and stimulus subsidies often come with a huge involuntary tax burden

BlockBeats News, November 9th, KobeissiLetter published a detailed market analysis regarding the "Trump $2000 Per Capita Tariff Dividend," stating that President Trump has just announced the "Tariff Dividend," where each American will receive at least $2000. It is estimated that over 85% of American adults will receive this amount, with a total distribution exceeding $400 billion. Meanwhile, the U.S. debt has approached nearly $40 trillion, and the economic impact of this large-scale "stimulus" payment is significant.

Firstly, who will receive this payment? The most recent stimulus payment was the $1400 stimulus check in March 2021. The full amount will only be paid to: individuals with an annual income of no more than $75,000, families with an annual income of no more than $112,500, and married individuals with an annual income of no more than $150,000. The same criteria will be applied in 2025: currently, approximately 220 million American adults meet these income criteria.

Just as the 2021 stimulus check significantly boosted spending, however, after a one-time "stimulus," there is often a prolonged period of high inflation. Following the last round of stimulus measures, the U.S. inflation rate approached 10%. The stimulus payments to the economy will only fan the flames. The U.S. has never before launched such a large-scale stimulus plan when the stock market is near its all-time high. Ultimately, stimulus payments almost always turn into a massive "involuntary tax," and the American people will end up paying several times the amount of the stimulus subsidy they receive through inflation.