alt Hacker NewsMaybe we should think of each study as a data point? With enough studies, perhaps we'll get an idea of how much it varies.
Does anyone collect them?
Maybe we should think of each study as a data point? With enough studies, perhaps we'll get an idea of how much it varies.
Does anyone collect them?
To what end? It varies a lot. Between 0% and 100%+ of the cost could be passed onto the consumer (100%+ when every distribution tier passes along what came to it and then marked it up). Maybe you can create a statistical distribution with mean/median and standard deviation, but that tells you nothing about what might happen when you next institute another tariff.