Tariff refunds unlikely to benefit consumers, CNBC CFO Council survey finds
Although the government could pay billions of dollars in tariff refunds, consumers shouldn't expect to see money back, according to a CNBC CFO Council survey.
Tariff refunds unlikely to benefit consumers, CNBC CFO Council survey finds
Although the government could pay billions of dollars in tariff refunds, consumers shouldn't expect to see money back, according to a CNBC CFO Council survey.
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