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Econ does say that. Some will try to pass 100%, it won’t go well for them. My argument all along has been that where there is competition and substitutes, and non urgent decision timelines, your cost of inventory is pretty irrelevant to consumer prices. Most business will cut admin and marketing before they raise consumer prices. In the end this will all be pretty immaterial to aggregate prices because of that.

Bringing in 10m+ illegals who largely don’t work and just consume with printed is far more inflationary than tariffs. Things like food and rent. Even though AOG can find a million academic papers that say immigration is deflationary.

The dazzler doesn't even try to hide his America Last views and his last stage TDS affliction.

They're just here for a better life!