Tariffs hit RV prices
In today's Wall Street Journal, Michael Happe, CEO Winnebago, " We've had to go to market a bit more frequently and a bit more aggressively with some price increases as of late" They are also modifyin...
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2oldman wrote:myredracer wrote:Unless you have a degree in economics, there isn't much choice. I'm not relying on the guy who thought this up. History is a good teacher for me.
Where do folks are get their info. and opinions from anyway - what they the hear on the news media?
Related degree and 3 multinationals in practical economics and direct responsibility over trade.
Never ever decided on patriotism to get our raw materials -- more consideration for ethical practices of other country's vendors.
It's always the least cost manufacturer, where ever they are who gets the order. Consideration is always on total landed costs right on the door basis. Sometimes even deciding against a local vendor if they are proving to be a or prospective unreliable supplier.
No doubt RV and truck manufacturers have the same practice. If not, I'll be dumping their stock off my portfolio, lol.
