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Who pays for tariffs imposed on U.S. imports?
Citizens of the United States.When a nation (any nation) imposes import tariffs, what it does is make it more expensive for its citizens to buy goods abroad, in the hope of replacing those goods with domestically manufactured equivalents that in Free trade conditions would not be purchased for price or quality. It makes the foreign product less palatable to the local consumer.In short, consumers in the country that imposes the tariff have worse shopping alternatives than before. Less efficient domestic producers benefit from tariffs, since competition disappears. The problem is also that the countries whose goods are punished with the tariff respond with the same currency, and products of the country that imposed the first tariff that were competitive are no longer competitive. So in the end, efficient consumers and producers lose.
Do Chinese in China recognize the U.S importance in WWII against Japan?
See this page I grabbed from the standard Chinese high school history textbook.It did mention the U.S. fought against Japan in Asian Pacific, including the two atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.So yes the Chinese who have finished at least high school education do recognize the U.S importance in WWII against Japan.
Does the U.S. import electricity from Canada at a reasonable price?
How can the US export electricity from Canada? Is this another case where words are reversed contrary to standard English, like using immigrate when the correct word is emigrate?In 2015 BC Hydro imported off-peak power at $29/MWh and sold peak load power at $41/MWh. BC has hydropower so it can be turned on when the region is at high load and off when US coal plants are forced to keep running. I have no definition of reasonable but it is an improvement from historic pricing further east, where Canadian power was classed as interuptable and sold for the lowest price. Because of American law the point of sale used to be the border even if the final consumer was a few states away. BC sells to Washington, who marks it up to sell to Oregon, who reprices it for California. I am not sure if that is still the case today but it is most likely. FWIW, California pays a premium for renewable energy but classes hydroelectric as pollution similar to coal because of a history of gravel filled reservoirs and dead fish. Canadian run-of-river power is taken from a waterfall so there is no dam to fill up or fish to kill yet California classifies it as if it came from a coal plant. Go figure!
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