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How is the chicken tax related to practicality of trucks in urban settings? It makes American trucks cheaper. But OP's question was about the practicality of a
by dfc 7y ago
How is the chicken tax related to practicality of trucks in urban settings? It makes American trucks cheaper. But OP's question was about the practicality of a large truck in an urban setting.
It seems like you wanted to show off your knowledge of the chicken tax and just threw it in an answer to whatever thread came up first.
- ZeroGravitas 7y agoI believe their point is thaat if the automotive industry has any control at all, then they'll lean toward the segment that has a moat to protect them from competition. So buying advertising to make it seem normal or desirable to have a truck for example. It doesn't make them more practical, just more common.
- noarchy 7y ago>It makes American trucks cheaper. Cheaper relative to the foreign competition, but the prices of American trucks are not reduced by the tax. >It seems like you wanted to show off your knowledge of the chicken tax and just threw it in an answer to whatever thread came up first. Maybe, but I'm sure there are a lot of people here who don't know about the chicken tax. It is relevant to a general discussion of trucks.
- dfc 7y agoIt's definitely relevant to a general discussion about trucks. I just couldn't tell if I was missing something and it was somehow directly related to trucks in urban environments.