Tariff policy represents executive economic authority with constitutional implications. Rule_of_law (2.5): Unilateral tariff imposition tests statutory authority limits under trade laws, though within executive discretion. Separation (3.0): Executive wielding economic policy as foreign policy tool without clear congressional authorization for specific targets/rates. Capture (2.0): Policy serves specific domestic industry interests (dairy) over broader economic welfare. Mechanism modifier 1.15 for policy_change with international scope 1.2 affecting broad population. Severity: durability 1.1 (creates trade precedents), reversibility 0.95 (technically reversible but creates market disruption), precedent 1.15 (normalizes aggressive unilateral trade actions). B-score elevated by extreme percentage (250%) creating media spectacle, multiple simultaneous announcements, and pattern-matching Trump's historical tariff threats. Intentionality moderate (8) given theatrical percentage and timing. Delta +4.59 indicates genuine constitutional concern exceeds hype, but neither threshold reaches 25 for list classification.