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How tariffs pass into consumer prices - Gitanole - 10-09-2026 09:13 PM
An economic explainer: How tariffs pass into consumer prices
![[Image: LSE_2026_tariffs-consumer-prices_heise_460a_9e2ba8.jpg]](https://libertystreeteconomics.newyorkfed.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2026/09/LSE_2026_tariffs-consumer-prices_heise_460a_9e2ba8.jpg)
Direct Effect: Tariffs Raise Import Prices Nearly One for One
Indirect Effect: Higher Domestic Producer Prices
Pass-Through from Producer and Import Prices into Retail Prices about 50%
Total Effect: Higher Consumer Prices
Complete report
https://libertystreeteconomics.newyorkfed.org/2026/10/how-fast-do-tariffs-pass-through-into-consumer-prices/
RE: How tariffs pass into consumer prices - UofMstateU - 10-09-2026 09:15 PM
sounds like someones getting real nervous after Talifreako went missing for two weeks and the muslim brotherhood lover in MI sh*t the bed in the debate.
RE: How tariffs pass into consumer prices - Mr_XcentricK - 10-09-2026 10:22 PM
(10-09-2026 09:15 PM)UofMstateU Wrote: sounds like someones getting real nervous after Talifreako went missing for two weeks and the muslim brotherhood lover in MI sh*t the bed in the debate.
Looks like someone is getting nervous heading into midterms or are you bashing them publicly because you secretly love them?
RE: How tariffs pass into consumer prices - Bear Catlett - 10-10-2026 06:59 AM
Why don’t we ask all of the countries that have been doing it to us disproportionately for decades?
RE: How tariffs pass into consumer prices - BirdHawkEagle - 10-10-2026 07:38 AM
Chickenhorseman supports Talarico.
Confirmed
RE: How tariffs pass into consumer prices - BirdHawkEagle - 10-10-2026 07:40 AM
(10-10-2026 06:59 AM)Bear Catlett Wrote: Why don’t we ask all of the countries that have been doing it to us disproportionately for decades?
Exactly.
Countries take advantage of us all the time, and the left says it's a good thing.
No it's not.
RE: How tariffs pass into consumer prices - Todor - 10-10-2026 08:07 AM
Just look at all the manufacturing we have now that tariffs created.
If manufacturing in the US were to ever become real again, who is going to do all that work?
Americans? lol.
No, we will have to create special new immigration programs to recruit workers who aren’t fat, lazy, criminal, drug addicted, unreliable, illiterate, and are trainable.
Tariffs were said to be to support American manufacturing, but were really just a money grab that hurt regular people. No smart company is dumb enough to try to make things in the US if they can outsource it. Well, maybe some mom and pop company or extremely niche product.
#TariffsAreJustTaxes
RE: How tariffs pass into consumer prices - Mr_XcentricK - 10-10-2026 05:44 PM
(10-10-2026 07:38 AM)BirdHawkEagle Wrote: Chickenhorseman supports Talarico.
Confirmed
Over Paxton? Absolutely, but it doesn’t matter because I don’t vote Texas elections.
And I did not need you to post to know you are a Paxton athletic supporter.
RE: How tariffs pass into consumer prices - BirdHawkEagle - 10-10-2026 06:37 PM
I'm not voting in the Texas election because I don't live in that state.
I also don't support Paxton, but if I had to vote down there, I would vote him.
Because the alternative, the Democrat, is ten times worse.
RE: How tariffs pass into consumer prices - 450bench - 10-10-2026 06:50 PM
Based on what liberals have done to this country and based on who they've become, I’ll always vote for the person with an R in front of their name. Or behind it, for that matter.
RE: How tariffs pass into consumer prices - BirdHawkEagle - 10-10-2026 07:02 PM
(10-10-2026 06:50 PM)450bench Wrote: Based on what liberals have done to this country and based on who they've become, I’ll always vote for the person with an R in front of their name. Or behind it, for that matter.
Same here.