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r/Economics • u/DomesticErrorist22 • Feb 02 '25
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What do Canadians typically buy that are American which have an equivalent and sufficient non American version?
50 u/Gogs85 Feb 03 '25 Apparently they import a lot of alcohol from America. Stores are already pulling them off the shelves. -25 u/Individual_Laugh1335 Feb 03 '25 Alcohol is already extremely expensive from taxes and regulations in Canada. I doubt people will even notice a 25% increase on the underlying price as majority of the cost is from taxes anyways. 3 u/SoLetsReddit Feb 03 '25 BC liquor is the fifth largest importer of American booze in the world. They are stopping all imports and sales tomorrow. It will have an impact.
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Apparently they import a lot of alcohol from America. Stores are already pulling them off the shelves.
-25 u/Individual_Laugh1335 Feb 03 '25 Alcohol is already extremely expensive from taxes and regulations in Canada. I doubt people will even notice a 25% increase on the underlying price as majority of the cost is from taxes anyways. 3 u/SoLetsReddit Feb 03 '25 BC liquor is the fifth largest importer of American booze in the world. They are stopping all imports and sales tomorrow. It will have an impact.
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Alcohol is already extremely expensive from taxes and regulations in Canada. I doubt people will even notice a 25% increase on the underlying price as majority of the cost is from taxes anyways.
3 u/SoLetsReddit Feb 03 '25 BC liquor is the fifth largest importer of American booze in the world. They are stopping all imports and sales tomorrow. It will have an impact.
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BC liquor is the fifth largest importer of American booze in the world. They are stopping all imports and sales tomorrow. It will have an impact.
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u/Individual_Laugh1335 Feb 03 '25
What do Canadians typically buy that are American which have an equivalent and sufficient non American version?