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by aimor
432 days ago
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Yes that's right. The manufacturing cost in the US would have to be $46 or less to undercut the import. So ignoring tax changes, something like... A Made in USA shoe that sells for $100: - $7+ goes to the US gov't (? shoemaker tax, 3 Nike tax, 4 Footlocker tax) - $79 goes to US employees or businesses (46 to shoemaker, 5 Nike marketing, 11 Nike expenses, 17 Footlocker expenses) - $7 goes to Nike (11% return, 7.15 exactly) - $7 goes to Footlocker (8% return, 7.45 exactly) |
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