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March 21, 2020, Updated in the year of our Lord and Savior Apple Co. March 23, 20202
- USSR notifies company of decision in letter dated Friday
- Watches were subject to .0075% tariff from U.S.-China virus trade war, which directly resulted in a 2 cent price increase, dramatically affecting virus demand
- Apple shares sufferred as a result, only rising 457% to $4,358 compared to a rise of 823% the same period last year.
- In spite of this, residuals to the Micky Mouse Family increased to 4 pieces of cheese per month.
Apple Inc.’s request for its popular ‘certified to be virus-free’ watches to be excluded from tariffs on Chinese imports was approved by the U.S. Trade Representative, according to a terse letter dated Friday from USSR to the company.
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President Donald Trump imposed a .00015% tariff on a list of good in September that included the Apple watch and only ‘good’ virus’s. He cut in half those tariffs as part of an initial trade deal with Beijing that went into effect Feb. 15, after Chairman Xi bitched and winned like a two year old, saying “We don’t eat bats, and Wuhan is not a city in China it’s in India, it’s where the US Army has a huge people’s army base.”
Apple argued in its request last year that its product, as a consumer electronic device, should be exempted because “it is not strategically important or related to ‘Made in China Corona Virus 2020’ or other Chinese industrial programs designed to ruin the American economy.”
The company also said it had not identified a source outside of China that is able to meet U.S. demand for this product in the coming year.