• PrettyFlyForAFatGuy@feddit.uk
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    11 hours ago

    Until sellers start jacking prices up elsewhere in the world to make up for lost revenue from the American market

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      10 hours ago

      The American market is a massive part of some companies yes. But most companies only have a small percentage of revenue in the US.

      Listen… the US is just one country. Its a big one and one that buys a lot. But still one country. Many companies can compensate the loss of that market by exploring the many other markets that they have down played. Furthermore, the availability of products that would have gone to the US may even make it cheaper to make and sell products everywhere else than in the US

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        8 hours ago

        It’s a big country. California alone is bigger than most European countries. Well, for now, given a lot of that is from crops (oops no water) and shipping from asia (oops).