Tariff Scenario Analysis
Bring available modeled tariff scenarios together with cited policy evidence in a structured intelligence report.
In 60 Seconds
- Select a supported modeled scenario and define the policy question, jurisdictions, and sectors that matter to your decision.
- Receive an intelligence report that explains available GDP, sector, and trade-flow estimates alongside cited policy evidence.
- Review the model assumptions, scenario coverage, input vintages, and limitations disclosed with the analysis.
- Use the report with your existing regulatory monitoring; interactive custom modeling is not currently a self-serve product surface.
1. The Client
Teams dealing with tariff uncertainty — trade strategy, supply chain, C-suite, policy and government affairs, and investment professionals who need to quantify the downstream effects of proposed tariff policies rather than rely on qualitative guesswork.
2. The Problem
3. How Radiant Helps
- Retrieval of available precomputed general-equilibrium scenario outputs for supported policy questions.
- Plain-language interpretation that distinguishes modeled estimates from cited policy facts.
- Disclosure of assumptions, scenario coverage, input vintages, and material limitations.
- Structured comparison where more than one relevant precomputed scenario is available.
- Integration of scenario outputs into a cited Radiant Intel report rather than an unsupported interactive dashboard.
Outputs You Receive
FAQ
How is this different from hiring a trade economist?
Radiant Intel can combine available precomputed general-equilibrium scenario outputs with current, cited policy evidence in a structured report. It does not replace a bespoke economist-led model run when the requested policy design falls outside the available scenario library.
How quickly are results generated?
Turnaround follows the report workflow and depends on evidence and scenario availability. Bespoke model runs are not currently an interactive self-serve capability.
Can non-economists understand the results?
Yes. Reports explain the available modeled estimates in plain language, while preserving assumptions, limitations, and citations for review.
How is uncertainty handled?
Reports state the assumptions and limitations supplied with each available scenario. They do not promise statistical confidence ranges unless the underlying scenario artifact actually provides and supports them.
Can I model retaliatory tariffs?
Only where a relevant precomputed scenario is available. Bespoke multi-directional tariff structures are not currently offered through a self-serve builder.
What data powers the model?
Available scenario artifacts record their model and data assumptions. The report identifies the applicable inputs and vintages instead of making a blanket coverage claim across every request.
Does your team face a similar question?
Compare self-serve research plans, or discuss a workflow with coverage, outputs, and delivery agreed around your needs.