Apple had chances to build and service them in USA but they went with fancy campuses and storesgood call
Apple had chances to build and service them in USA but they went with fancy campuses and storesgood call
You’re going to need a lot more than incentive.
The earth is flat you know.
Did you mean China has better environmental regulations ?
Why would Tim Apple even think they would be granted a tariff waiver?
The infrastructure to build in the US simply doesn't exist.
No but from a Gub'ment stand point it is. The masses gripe if you raise taxes, so this is how they raise taxes without raising taxes.Economically, Tariffs usually aren’t the best way of going about things.
You can’t do free trade between a first world country and a third world country.
It won’t be balanced.
First world has minimum wage, environmental regulations, labor regulations, etc
Third world has none or very little.
Free trade only works between countries with similar attributes for it to be balanced.
Well, in about 6 more years you never have to be concerned about his spelling again.ugh.
The president cannot spell waiver correctly.
China is never on the hook for the tariffs. The companies importing the product pay the tariffs. It’s not difficult to understand; Apple will collect the tariff and pay the US government.No but from a Gub'ment stand point it is. The masses gripe if you raise taxes, so this is how they raise taxes without raising taxes.Tariffs = mo' money for the Gub'ment. Because China is supposed to pay those taxes, people don't complain. China passes on the expenses to the businesses whom in turn passes it on to the consumers. So the consumers, we the people, pay in to the hidden taxes. Tariffs, the Rube Goldberg method of taxing the people.
Tariffs are imposed on US companies who in turn raise prices to compensate so it’s hurting us not China. Building it in China and paying the higher tariffs would increase the cost for consumers. Building it in the US would also increase the cost for consumers. It’s a no-win scenario. People keep saying that Apple can afford to do this or that but don’t consider that it is going to cost them more to buy these products. It’s not apple that is going to pay the price in the end. The same goes for any company and any product. No company is going to pay the difference out of the goodness of their hearts, they are going to make up for it somehow.
In a tweet, U.S. President Donald Trump has said that Apple will not be granted tariff exemptions or relief on Mac Pro parts made in China.
Earlier this month, Apple requested the Trump administration to exclude components for the new Mac Pro and various accessories like the Magic Mouse and Magic Trackpad from being subject to a 25 percent tariff on Chinese imports, according to filings with the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative.
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In all of its exclusion requests, Apple indicated that "there are no other sources for this proprietary, Apple-designed component."
The new Mac Pro will be assembled in China by contract manufacturer Quanta Computer, according to The Wall Street Journal. The current Mac Pro, released in 2013, has been assembled in Texas since its release and is Apple's only major hardware product manufactured in the United States.
Last month, an Apple spokesperson said "final assembly is only one part of the manufacturing process," adding that the new Mac Pro is designed and engineered in the United States and includes some U.S.-made components.
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Article Link: Donald Trump Says Apple Won't Be Granted Tariff Relief on Mac Pro Parts Made in China: 'Make Them in The USA, No Tariffs!'
Well, in about 6 more years you never have to be concerned about his spelling again.
Less spending can lead to less jobs
Sounds like the president - and a lot of people here - don't understand that many parts can't be made here - there's no infrastructure to do so. Just saying "make them here" can't produce the factories and engineering knowledge needed to do so.
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Hopefully only one.
Capitalism’s two facesIf Apple designed it, why didn’t they get it manufactured in the USA?
Yes I suppose they would be considered a Second World Country.Except China is not a third world country. Not at all.
ugh.
The president cannot spell waiver correctly.