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"any cost, expense, or fine levied against any corporate entity will always, with 100% (not any other percentage) be rolled into prices. " is not true, because
by terribleperson 1y ago
"any cost, expense, or fine levied against any corporate entity will always, with 100% (not any other percentage) be rolled into prices. " is not true, because raising prices isn't free of consequence.
- nonethewiser 1y agoSame reason why exporters sometimes pay some of the tariffs and importers might eat some in their margin as well. There is no doubt it puts pressure on the prices and in many cases it may entirely be reflected in the prices but the incentive structure doesn't actually necessitate it.