bripat9643
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- Apr 1, 2011
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Obviously you can't do simple math. Consider the item we've been discussing: a washing machine. As I've already pointed out, and you have failed to debunk, the cost of the steel in it will increase by 0.5%. Let's say you want to consider how the cost of the steel in the robots that make it will affect the price. A sophisticated industrial robot probable costs half a million dollars. It probably wieghs less than a ton, so the cost of the steel in it will go up by $125. $125/$500.000 = 0.025% increase in the price. A similar calculation can be done for anything else used to produce the washing machine. The bottom line is that consumers won't even notice any price increases.Costs will go up by a trivial amount, moron. They don't multiply like rabbits. The material component of most manufactured items constitutes a small percentage of the cost. The bulk of costs is labor and capital investment.The cost increase will be about $0.0001 per can.some folks are sayin Trump's tariffs will raise the cost of your beer!
Cans are made of aluminum so it will cost more to put beer in a can, They can do one of two things. Raise the price or cut costs by laying people off.
You're such a dope.
Costs go up for everything for everyone. Even businesses. If everything a business buys costs more, prices will have to rise as well, dope. It's not just cans. Its everything.
Even if the cost of the completed product is double the price increase of steel, that's still only 1% for a washing machine, and it's probably less for most other products.
I don't support tariffs, but the hyperventilating over this one is pure politics.
You're wrong, retard.
You're focusing on a single product rather than the total cost to the economy.
Once again, I have to point out that you dumbass snowflakes had no problem with Obama tripling the price of energy with his so-called` "Clean Energy Program." It takes energy to manufucture virtually everything, especiall steel and especially aluminum. Considering that, one has to conclude that your hyperventilating about this tariff is pure politics.