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<blockquote data-quote="bbsam" data-source="post: 942230" data-attributes="member: 22662"><p>Ok. So then the if taxes are increased on corporations, naturally they raise their prices. But they can only raise their prices as to what the market will allow. Now if the tax rate were to go up, corporations can do one of two things: raise prices, or pay it out of profits. What group in the U.S. has been booming? Corporate America. And marketing is smart in America. Corporations are smart in America and they have leverage. A 3% tax increase can be spread out over many areas. Part can be passed on to the consumer, but it can also be offset by the corporation shopping around to become more efficient with shipping and their own suppliers. And if one company decides to put it all on the consumer, the competition will be able to undercut their price. Simply put, it's too simple to say that it is passed onto the consumer and you go to get the money where the money is.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bbsam, post: 942230, member: 22662"] Ok. So then the if taxes are increased on corporations, naturally they raise their prices. But they can only raise their prices as to what the market will allow. Now if the tax rate were to go up, corporations can do one of two things: raise prices, or pay it out of profits. What group in the U.S. has been booming? Corporate America. And marketing is smart in America. Corporations are smart in America and they have leverage. A 3% tax increase can be spread out over many areas. Part can be passed on to the consumer, but it can also be offset by the corporation shopping around to become more efficient with shipping and their own suppliers. And if one company decides to put it all on the consumer, the competition will be able to undercut their price. Simply put, it's too simple to say that it is passed onto the consumer and you go to get the money where the money is. [/QUOTE]
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