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Tariffs: Who Really Pays?

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The dollar chain gets worked on a $1,000 washing machine, a 25 percent tariff that costs the importer $250 at the port, then at 95 percent pass-through students calculate how much lands on the shopper's receipt instead of the importer's ledger.

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