How much do you think it costs to make a pair of Nike shoes in Asia?

For me this glosses over on why would see the same 100% markup on the customs duties as they rise. A 100% at a low tariff rate is just pricing in the increased paperwork and accounting, but at a super-high tarrif rate this become pretty unjustifiable. Why is not more likely customs becomes mostly a passthrough cost?

I think the shoe graphic after the $75 cost is disingenuous to be still shown as $100 base instead of $150 base. This would show that this basic "100% markup" is just scalping. Expenses and overhead would not double so it's just more in the profit bucket.