Stephen Basaja
speaker
826 appearances
111 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 12 Sep
Stephen Basaja’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 111 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 23.
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Retailers shared the cost of tariffs with consumers mainly by raising prices.
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But the dean of Syracuse University's College of Law, Terrence Lau, says retailers are not sharing the refund because it's difficult to know how much more each shopper paid because of tariffs.
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It's like the retailer stirred the tax into the batter.
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So once it's coated a cake, you can't just back it out ingredient by ingredient anymore because it's not separated.
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Shipping companies like UPS, DHL, and FedEx are the exception here.
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They charge customers tariff fees and are now in the process of returning those fees to customers.
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Walmart says it's sharing refunds through lower prices.
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Steven Basaha, NPR News.
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Retailers shared the cost of tariffs with consumers mainly by raising prices.
But the dean of Syracuse University's College of Law, Terrence Lau, says retailers are not sharing the refund because it's difficult to know how much more each shopper paid because of tariffs.
It's like the retailer stirred the tax into the batter.
So once it's cooked into the cake, you can't just back it out ingredient by ingredient anymore because it's not separated.
Shipping companies like UPS, DHL, and FedEx are the exception here.
They charge customers tariff fees and are now in the process of returning those fees to customers.
Walmart says it's sharing refunds through lower prices.
Retailers shared the cost of tariffs with consumers mainly by raising prices.
But the dean of Syracuse University's College of Law, Terrence Lau, says retailers are not sharing the refund because it's difficult to know how much more each shopper paid because of tariffs.
It's like the retailer stirred the tax into the batter.
So once it's cooked into the cake, you can't just back it out ingredient by ingredient anymore because it's not separated.
Shipping companies like UPS, DHL, and FedEx are the exception here.
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