The problem with promising all things to all people is that eventually tradeoffs become inevitable.While running for president, Donald Trump pledged he would tackle the scourge of inflation that sparked a cost-of-living crisis for many Americans, while simultaneously leading the country to record wealth and prosperity—a difficult balancing act to pull off.Now, just three days into his new administration, he’s already pressuring Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell to stimulate the economy by reducing the cost of borrowing. This comes in spite of the U.S. central bank’s concerns that recent consumer price data is coming in hotter than it would like.“I’ll...