The North American Market is only for the rich. Consumer goods may cost 5x what they do anywhere else in the world. If you are in the top 20%, you win. Otherwise, tighten your belt.

https://old.reddit.com/r/economy/comments/1dmjewc/us_tariffs_guarantee_ev_cars_will_become/

by Listen2Wolff

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  1. I am by no means an expert on global price indices, but I will say that 5x anywhere else in the world is definitely untrue. Cars and electronics (including appliances), for example, are significantly cheaper in the US than in the UK and Sri Lanka, where I live on an alternating basis (particularly if you live in a state with low sales taxes). Indeed, I often get friends from the US to purchase small consumer electronics from there and bring them to me when possible. Granted, prices for these two items in particularly can be found lower elsewhere such as China, but this is not the rule for everywhere in the world

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