New economic measures aimed at securing public support through financial incentives are facing a critical shortfall, as tariffs alone are insufficient to cover the costs involved. The strategy relies on generating favor through direct payments, but revenue projections fall well short of meeting the required funding demands. Experts warn that without additional sources of income, the plan risks becoming unsustainable, leaving key objectives unfulfilled. The gap between available funds and the scale of the initiative raises questions about feasibility and long-term economic impact.
Tariffs won’t begin to fund the effort to purchase voters’ good will.
