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Topic: prices

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Economy
Friday, 6/26, 04:36 PM

What Is a Tariff, and Who Actually Pays It?

  • A tariff is a tax on imported goods — collected not from the foreign country that ships them, but from the domestic company that brings them in.
  • That distinction shapes who really bears the cost: mostly home-country businesses and consumers.

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