The Real Market Isn’t Fragile — It’s Adaptive Let’s be clear about one thing — this isn’t a defense of Trump the man. This is about Trump the phenomenon. A spanner thrown into the gears of global economic orthodoxy. And what happened when he did it? Nothing collapsed. Despite the IMF’s whining and the Fed’s hand-wringing, the U.S. didn’t spiral into a recession when tariffs were slapped on. The global economy didn't detonate. Why? Because markets — real markets, not the ones cooked up by economists in DC boardrooms — don’t behave like fragile ecosystems. They adapt. People adjust. Prices move over time, not overnight. Producers find workarounds. Consumers shift their habits. Margins flex. And the sky doesn’t fall just…

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