Here's an interesting economic breakdown: according to recent tariff projections, just 2 months of tariff revenue would be enough to pay every resident of Greenland $1 million each and still cover the island's purchase price. This kind of fiscal math often shows up in discussions about government revenue sources and their real economic impact. When you break down the numbers—comparing tariff collections against hypothetical expenditures—it highlights how policy decisions cascade through the economy. For those tracking macroeconomic trends and their implications on asset valuations, this serves as a reminder of the scale at which modern fiscal policy operates.