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It depends. The tariff itself doesn't affect the price of the domestic product.
Depends if there is a foreign-made acceptable substitute for a Tahoe. $10k off for being a leftover is kind of an apples and oranges situation though.
I suppose because tires are also made in other places besides China. Why do you hate union tire workers?
The impact of the tariff does affect the price of the domestic product. It's a causal relationship. Indirect, but nonetheless, causal.
The $10k off is not apples and oranges at all. It's an example of price going down because of lack of demand. If dealers start selling Tahoes faster than they can get them in, people will be lucky to get them for sticker price.
The union tire workers cost US consumers $900k per job created.