Understanding the Impact of Tariffs on Consumer Prices

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Tariffs on imports, particularly from China, don't directly determine retail prices for consumers since they are based on the declared value of goods upon entry, not their retail value. Retail prices often include significant markups over import costs, commonly exceeding 100%. Importers might absorb tariffs, find alternative suppliers, or raise prices depending on the market's response to costs. The dynamics of supply chains and demand will influence retailers' decisions, potentially keeping consumer prices stable despite tariffs if manufacturers adjust their pricing strategies.

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