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Quoted from OLDPINGUY:So, if displays, and all electronics are affected.....or did I read something in error?
(Always possible these days)
PCB components are a pretty negligible cost to the overall machine. I don't know where Stern gets their PCB assemblies from, but there's plenty of competitive manufacturers domestically.
Most LCD displays come from Taiwan or South Korea.
Quoted from mcluvin:Yer good as long as it doesn't pour out of a can. If it comes in a can, yer f'd.
The price of aluminum has actually gone down since tariffs have been announced.
http://markets.businessinsider.com/commodities/aluminum-price
Quoted from MrBally:Five Arby's Roast Beef Sandwiches with coupon for $5.95 went up to $9.95 after the buck/hour minimum wage increase in July 2014.
To add some unfortunate irony to this, most impoverished people get their meals and nutrition from fast food. So, by paying them more, the cost of the product and their meals goes up to maintain the business.
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