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首先，“It’s totally plausible to think that if they parrot these things it will also influence decisions,” Hall said. “There’s no gap between what these agents say and what they do — it’s all the same to them,” he said. “Obviously we’re going to test this in follow-up work, but we have every reason to think that if they start to espouse these views, it’s also going to influence the actions they might take on behalf of the user.”
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根据第三方评估报告，相关行业的投入产出比正持续优化，运营效率较去年同期提升显著。
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第三，How onerous this process is will help determine for companies if they want to seek a refund, sell tariff refund rights, or just not bother at all. Importers are the entities eligible for refunds, and many times, merchants are not the direct importers. There may be handshake deals or contracts that determine refunds companies are eligible for. Without proper record keeping from a company (which may also have seen tariff rates on their product change over the course of the year), the process of applying for refunds may also become more challenging.
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另外值得一提的是，Raskin’s scrutiny of the Lutnick family has brought to the surface an entirely legal and growing secondary market for tariff refunds that has quietly emerged as the levies under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act have come under fire, culminating in the Supreme Court striking down the tariffs last month.
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