You came here in your first comment blindly disagreeing with "This is your missing analysis."

Then you seemed determined to misunderstand, e.g.

> > But it's hard to escape your consumers paying most or all of the costs of those tariffs.

> I think we agree if I'm understanding you correctly, yes the Suppliers have more elasticity and must ultimately absorb this.

This is really simple fundamental microeconomics stuff. If you want to understand it, there's plenty of sources online. If you want to argue it, you should learn the basics first.

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tsunamifury 14 hours ago | parent [-]

Literally not arguing with you, asked a few questions and made open statements and tried to listen. Consider if you see everyone around you as the asshole who the asshole might be...

	▲	mlyle 13 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I think "this is your missing analysis" is a strong assertion to make to another human-- that sounds like an invitation to argue the merits. Through text, we don't have the benefit of tone. If your intention was to be curious about it, your comments don't convey that. > Consider if you see everyone around you as the asshole who the asshole might be... And now you're just effectively calling names. If you want to talk about economic concepts in a forum like this, you should either ask questions or fill yourself in on the foundational knowledge.