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Not ignoring an average 2% inflation rate of 2017-2020 during those terrible terrible Tariff days.
So there are fewer E-Bike manufacturers and vendors. ZZZzzz OH, sorry. I dozed off browsing AOL chats and Asking Jeeves about the weather on my Compaq PC. Competition and oversaturation shuts companies faster than Tariffs ever will.
But generally yes, tariffs distort supply/demand and are inflationary. There may be other reasons to impose a tariff that may offset the market supply/demand/price distortions though.
He imported from China before. He doesn't do it now, but his competition still does. If there's a 60% tariffs on China, his competition is the one paying for it. As a result, his competition has to pass it to the consumer. And zubs can then increase his price by 50%, which is still 10% less than his competition.
You keep asking for 3 things about Kamala but cannot admitted Trump's single action of not recognizing the results of 2020 election and causing an insurrection as way worse than anything Kamala has ever done.
Because you know as does morekaos there is no dancing around that.
morekaos
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Are Kackala Dems so ignorant that they don’t know that price controls create shortages and increase prices?… it’s not corporations paying for it, it’s American consumers paying for it.
sgip
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Not ignoring an average 2% inflation rate of 2017-2020 during those terrible terrible Tariff days.
So there are fewer E-Bike manufacturers and vendors. ZZZzzz OH, sorry. I dozed off browsing AOL chats and Asking Jeeves about the weather on my Compaq PC. Competition and oversaturation shuts companies faster than Tariffs ever will.
someguy
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The real question is how TF were you in business before the tariff when China was selling the same product as you were for 60% less
But generally yes, tariffs distort supply/demand and are inflationary. There may be other reasons to impose a tariff that may offset the market supply/demand/price distortions though.
CalBears96
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???
He imported from China before. He doesn't do it now, but his competition still does. If there's a 60% tariffs on China, his competition is the one paying for it. As a result, his competition has to pass it to the consumer. And zubs can then increase his price by 50%, which is still 10% less than his competition.
irvinehomeowner
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And this is why no one should respond to you.
You keep asking for 3 things about Kamala but cannot admitted Trump's single action of not recognizing the results of 2020 election and causing an insurrection as way worse than anything Kamala has ever done.
Because you know as does morekaos there is no dancing around that.
morekaos
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Doesn’t matter…she’s doomed!
In the back, Joseph Parker said he was thrilled the Arkansan was coming. But it had been nearly a quarter-century since Clinton left office and, Parker said, “Things were really different then.”
This year, he said he’s voting for former President Donald Trump, the first time the 72-year-old has cast a ballot for a Republican presidential candidate.
“Trump’s a man of his word. What he says he’s gonna do, he does,” Parker said, after initial reluctance to reveal his preference. “And everything is so high now — groceries high, clothes, everything, gas. And four years ago, it wasn’t that high. And so people see the difference in Kamala Harris and Trump, and they want some of what they had four years ago. And I do, too.”
‘Now I like him’: Some Black voters in Georgia see Trump as a real option
ALBANY, Georgia — The pews were filling up inside Mount Zion Baptist Church, where former President Bill Clinton was set to launch his rural campaign swing for Vice President Kamala Harris in this Democratic stronghold bordering a sea of rural red Georgia.In the back, Joseph Parker said he was thrilled the Arkansan was coming. But it had been nearly a quarter-century since Clinton left office and, Parker said, “Things were really different then.”
This year, he said he’s voting for former President Donald Trump, the first time the 72-year-old has cast a ballot for a Republican presidential candidate.
“Trump’s a man of his word. What he says he’s gonna do, he does,” Parker said, after initial reluctance to reveal his preference. “And everything is so high now — groceries high, clothes, everything, gas. And four years ago, it wasn’t that high. And so people see the difference in Kamala Harris and Trump, and they want some of what they had four years ago. And I do, too.”
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