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    bunnie‏ @bunniestudios Jul 17

    Check out my @CNNOpinion piece on tariffs: https://edition.cnn.com/2018/07/17/opinions/american-china-tariff-war-fast-loose-bunnie/index.html … #MakeCircuitsNotWar I also made an infographic that didn't make the cut, but you can see it here on Twitter!pic.twitter.com/eKvSVwImPK

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      2. José Jorge‏ @mexchip Jul 18
        Replying to @bunniestudios @CNNOpinion

        Does anybody know if the tariffs apply to goods that pass through the US? Currently, all the parts we buy from China arrive at a US airport before coming to its final destination.

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      3. Andy Oliver‏ @RaritetDotCO Aug 6
        Replying to @mexchip @bunniestudios @CNNOpinion

        I actually heard a similar question regarding soybeans. For tariffs, generally intermediate stops don't matter. However, if your parts are being sent to a distributor in the US and sold back out of the country, then the distributor would charge you more to cover the tariff.

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      4. José Jorge‏ @mexchip Aug 13
        Replying to @RaritetDotCO @bunniestudios @CNNOpinion

        thanks for the info :)

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      2. JediJeremyJuice 🎃‏ @JediJeremy Jul 17
        Replying to @JediJeremy @bunniestudios @CNNOpinion

        Also, have you read "Eat the Rich" by P.J.O'Rourke? There's a great explanation of "Opportunity Cost" in one chapter, using an analogy involving John Grisham and Courtney Love:https://books.google.com.au/books?id=Zrm7CPTUfScC&pg=PT92#v=onepage&q&f=false …

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      3. JediJeremyJuice 🎃‏ @JediJeremy Jul 17
        Replying to @JediJeremy @bunniestudios @CNNOpinion

        (It's been so long since I read it, I'd somehow retconned the example to Britney Spears and Stephen Hawking. Which would have been funnier a year ago.)

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      2. Art Kilner‏ @RamblingAK Jul 17
        Replying to @bunniestudios @CNNOpinion

        Very tendentious, IMO. The point is that those parts could as easily be manufactured here(US). They might be more expensive, but they would be competing with more expensive foreign parts (due to tariffs). 1/3

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      3. Art Kilner‏ @RamblingAK Jul 17
        Replying to @RamblingAK @bunniestudios @CNNOpinion

        Right now, the entire parts manufacturing industry is rapidly being automated. Which will eliminate most or all of the downside from higher labor costs here. The effect of these tariffs will include incenting investment in highly automated parts factories in the US,... 2/3

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      4. Art Kilner‏ @RamblingAK Jul 17
        Replying to @RamblingAK @bunniestudios @CNNOpinion

        ...With better returns than if they didn't exist. It will also allow US companies to retain IP and trade secrets rather than risking them in foreign factories. I'm not saying it's guaranteed to work, but it's not nearly as foolish as you suggest. 3/3

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      1. Dan the 3D Printing Dad‏ @MrCarefulGamer Jul 17
        Replying to @bunniestudios @CNNOpinion

        Well written - it would be nice if these kinds of things could have been considered before tariffs were enacted.

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      1. Nicolas Raynaud‏ @nraynaud Jul 17
        Replying to @bunniestudios @CNNOpinion

        Maybe it’s a plan to fight poverty in the world? China gets out of poverty thanks to manufacturing, but since they pay a lot of the infrastructure in Africa, they also pull the continent out of poverty.

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