When the US imposed a 25 per cent tariff on imported Japanese cars, the expectation had been higher sticker prices for US consumers and falling sales. The assumption was that the added costs to exporters would inevitably be passed down the line. Yet, months into the policy, the outcome has proven far less dramatic.
當美國對進口日本汽車徵收25%的關稅時，人們原本預期美國消費者看到的標價將會上漲，銷量將會下降。人們的假設是，出口商的額外成本將不可避免地被轉嫁。然而，該政策實施數月後，結果已被證明遠遠沒有那麼戲劇性。
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