Yes, it is consumers who end up paying the tariffs! Does anyone disagree?
/——/ There are no tariffs on American made goods sold in the US. Stop buying cheap China crap.
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Yes, it is consumers who end up paying the tariffs! Does anyone disagree?
It takes less than an hour to charge a car during the day from solar. What will you do with the other 6 hours worth of power? Use it, store it & sell it. Battery, hydro & hydrogen storage is way cheaper than nuclear.
Average vehicle travels less than 40 miles per day & uses 10kw of electric. Average home uses less than 30kw per day. So 40kw of solar electricity per day will zero out your electric grid use.What car from what solar setup?
Non answerAverage vehicle travels less than 40 miles per day & uses 10kw of electric. Average home uses less than 30kw per day. So 40kw of solar electricity per day will zero out your electric grid use.
6kw of solar x 7hrs = 42kw per day.
Bump it up to 8kw solar for multiple vehicles = 56kw per day.
Yes, it is consumers who end up paying the tariffs! Does anyone disagree?
Yes, it is consumers who end up paying the tariffs! Does anyone disagree?
Average vehicle travels less than 40 miles per day & uses 10kw of electric. Average home uses less than 30kw per day. So 40kw of solar electricity per day will zero out your electric grid use.
6kw of solar x 7hrs = 42kw per day.
Bump it up to 8kw solar for multiple vehicles = 56kw per day.
It depends on how bad your local building inspector & utility want's to screw you. I paid $7085 for 8kw bi-facial solar installed without any tax credits or subsidies. That would be about $5250 for 6kw.How much does a 6kw solar installation cost?
China's has a minimum wage that is pennies on the dollar snd allows more than 20 hour work days. And in a few cases allows outright slavery. That is why corrupt companies want to operate there. A tariff high enough to offset that would end up skyrocketing prices and inflinflation.That would depend upon the level of the tariff. Logic.
Learn some grammar if you want intelligent people to take you seriously.China's has a minimum wage that is pennies on the dollar snd allows more than 20 hour work days. And in a few cases allows outright slavery. That is why corrupt companies want to operate there. A tariff high enough to offset that would end up skyrocketing prices and inflinflation.
Demofks are for child laborers, and jobs away from families in the US, they hate AmericaChina's has a minimum wage that is pennies on the dollar snd allows more than 20 hour work days. And in a few cases allows outright slavery. That is why corrupt companies want to operate there. A tariff high enough to offset that would end up skyrocketing prices and inflinflation.
Funny since it's Republicans who always seem to be against punishing the companies for outsourcingDemofks are for child laborers, and jobs away from families in the US, they hate America
And you are still deflecting and issuing your standard denials.None of you have answered, Simp.
Let's try again...
Who pays the price of corporate taxes?
Yes, it is consumers who end up paying the tariffs! Does anyone disagree?
Another pathetic dodge.And you are still deflecting and issuing your standard denials.
Do you ever get tired of repeating yourself when everyone dismisses you?
The consumer ultimately pays the price of tariffs.
End..of..story.![]()
Really? How?Funny since it's Republicans who always seem to be against punishing the companies for outsourcing
This is the OP question.Another pathetic dodge.
I’ll ask again….
Who pays corporate taxes?
How do they punish them?Funny since it's Republicans who always seem to be against punishing the companies for outsourcing
Another pathetic dodge.This is the OP question.
"Who pays tariffs".........not who pays corporate taxes.
Do you understand? Deflection or misdirection won't help you here.
Who ultimately pays for tariffs? (the consumer).
It's easy. Answer the question.