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ProfessorGAC

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8. How Are You Accountibg For Elasticity?

Reply to WarGamer (Original post)

Fri Apr 4, 2025, 05:33 PM

Apr 2025

Also, Craftsman is selling a 14 piece, made in the US, screwdriver set for $35 @ Ace Hardware.
So, the Klein tool selection is a bit of cherry-picking.

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Beware of rising prices that are actually PRICE GOUGING. [View all] WarGamer Apr 2025 OP

They will charge whatever the market will bear. Squaredeal Apr 2025 #1

Yes American companies will raise their prices alongside foreign companies newdeal2 Apr 2025 #10

Good point. Whether tariffs that INVITE gouging as an excuse or just tariffs, hope everyone remembers who's to blame dutch777 Apr 2025 #2

I didn't know that's how they were calculated underpants Apr 2025 #3

Typically stuff from China is VERY cheap. WarGamer Apr 2025 #4

I have an item I'm pretty sure I bought at a Dollar store 30+ years ago underpants Apr 2025 #11

So Tariffs aren't a big deal. BannonsLiver Apr 2025 #5

I'd suggest looking at US alternatives. WarGamer Apr 2025 #7

Mindset CloudWatcher Apr 2025 #6

How Are You Accountibg For Elasticity? ProfessorGAC Apr 2025 #8

lots of good US choices. WarGamer Apr 2025 #9