He goes home and gets on the Internet and he is quoted $3.15, a higher price, but he buys it online anyway because the sales tax takes the price that he has to charge at the brick and mortar store to $3.21.
Steve King: “He goes home and gets on the Internet and he is quoted $3.15, a higher price, but he buys it online anyway because the…”
On the recordJuly 23, 2012
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King illustrates how sales tax affects competition between online and local businesses.
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