Consumers have the right to know exactly what they pay in tariffs
There should be a law that retailers should have to clearly display in the price of items you buy how much of the cost if due to a tariff placed on that items.
I.E. if you buy a normally $1000 subject to a 20% tariff, the listed price should read: $1000 iphone + $200 tariff = $1200 "your price".
We should all be able to directly see what we are paying due to tariffs. As it stands right now when you go into a store the price is just the price and you have no idea if you are paying extra for tariffs.
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Working on very thin margins and net profits when we could manage those at all.
I was only given the cost of the product I bought. I was never given the breakdown of materials, production, distribution, transportation, taxes, tariffs, administrative, warehousing or alike on any item I received from anywhere.
Just how or where was I supposed to get that information?
Assuming that I could get a breakout of costs which isn't necessarily a safe bet, You are then adding to my business costs by forcing me to make signs for various products which costs me both time and labor. That is another thing I guess I will have to add to the list above of cost of goods sold in your version of how this should be handled? Takket's Required Tariff Sign Making Costs? 
Simple Answers to problems are very few and very far between. Those that are unwisely implemented generally have many unseen and unintended consequences that affect people in unplanned ways.
I know it will ultimately end up in Trump's pockets 
, but truthfully, what's the path the money takes as it moves through government agencies? Is it headed into the nation's general account, where our taxes go? Or is there a special account dedicated to tariffs, and what is it used for? Who determines this?
More and more people are talking about how tariffs are taxes on the consumer, but I haven't heard anything about where the tariff money goes.
