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Oil is at $80, gas is jumping, and the world’s biggest oil chokepoint is under strain—so what can policymakers actually do? Justin Wolfers walks through the economics of war-driven energy shocks: when conflict risk rises in the Middle East, markets price in supply disruption immediately. That’s why the “don’t worry, it’ll be short” line so often proves wrong—and why it’s worth asking whether someone is being dangerously overconfident. Wolfers also calls out the political theater around gasoline prices. Yes, voters hate paying more at the pump. But focusing only on the pump misses the larger reality: war brings far heavier costs, including lives lost and long-lasting global instability. Then Wolfers turns to trade policy chaos. After the Supreme Court said the administration’s tariffs were unconstitutional, the White House suggested alternative legal authority and floated conflicting tariff rates—creating what Wolfers jokes is a “Schrödinger’s tariff.” For businesses and consumers, that uncertainty is a tax of its own. When war risk and tariff uncertainty hit at the same time, the economic damage can compound—raising costs for families, chilling investment, and weakening America’s standing with partners it may need. Topics covered: How war risk translates into oil, gas, and jet fuel prices The Strait of Hormuz and global energy supply Why markets underestimate war duration The limits of government control over gas prices How higher energy costs spread into inflation Why political messaging can’t outrun economics The Supreme Court decision on tariffs Competing tariff announcements (10% vs. 15%) and confusion Why shaky legal authority increases economic risk How reputation and alliances matter for economic outcomes Contents: 0:00 Oil, Stocks, And War Risk 1:05 “This Will Be Short-Lived” — History Says Otherwise 2:20 The Overconfidence Problem 3:40 Hormuz And The Price At The Pump 4:45 Politics vs. Human Stakes 5:55 Tariffs After The Court Ruling 7:00 The “Schrödinger’s Tariff” Explanation 8:05 What This Means For Household Costs 📈 Key takeaway: Energy shocks and tariff whiplash are a one-two punch that can hit your wallet fast. Subscribe for more economic analysis that doesn’t hide the fine print—because “effective immediately” shouldn’t describe your next surprise bill. ⛽📉