Your post is from 2020, I'm not saying they are wrong numbers, but keep in mind: a lot of the year everyone was in lockdown, which might skew the numbers
I can only talk about the Netherlands:
Round white sign with a red band, black letters: maximum speed
Square blue sign with white letters, advisory speed (advisory speed < maximum speed - 20 )
There is no minimum speed (round blue sign white letters): this is for the simple reason you could technically be ticketed in the case of a traffic jam, yield sign or traffic light
Say you have two products: one from USA ($110) and the same from Canada ($100).
Now we impose a tariff of 25 pct on the Canadian product ($125).
This means that consumers are going to buy the cheaper product, resulting in less income for the Canadian manufacturer.
The USA manufacturer can increase the price to $120, and still be cheaper than their Canadian counterpart. All while prices for customers are increasing
The worst part about this, for the first three sentences I couldnt if it was serious. Then I suspected it may be satire, but I cant tell 100 percent certain
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Your post is from 2020, I'm not saying they are wrong numbers, but keep in mind: a lot of the year everyone was in lockdown, which might skew the numbers
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I can only talk about the Netherlands: Round white sign with a red band, black letters: maximum speed Square blue sign with white letters, advisory speed (advisory speed < maximum speed - 20 )
There is no minimum speed (round blue sign white letters): this is for the simple reason you could technically be ticketed in the case of a traffic jam, yield sign or traffic light
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Not an economic, but everything is entangled
Say you have two products: one from USA ($110) and the same from Canada ($100). Now we impose a tariff of 25 pct on the Canadian product ($125).
This means that consumers are going to buy the cheaper product, resulting in less income for the Canadian manufacturer.
The USA manufacturer can increase the price to $120, and still be cheaper than their Canadian counterpart. All while prices for customers are increasing
Exactly
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The worst part about this, for the first three sentences I couldnt if it was serious. Then I suspected it may be satire, but I cant tell 100 percent certain