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APRC Facebook ad: “Tariffs are not just numbers on a bill.”

APRC Facebook ad: Tariffs are not just numbers on a bill.

Ran for 99 days, from February 26 to June 5, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.

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1205657985116085
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Facebook, Instagram, Audience Network and Messenger
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Tariffs are not just numbers on a bill. They are signals that shape investment, affordability, and the future direction of an economy. This week in Suva, APRC partnered with Fiji Commerce & Employers Federation (FCEF) to convene a high-level Strategic Tariff & Cost-of-Living Masterclass, conducted by Joel Abraham, bringing together private sector leaders, regulators, and policy stakeholders to unpack the economics behind tariff decisions. The real question we explored was simple: ➡️ How do we move from reacting to tariff decisions… to engaging with them strategically? Because in small island economies, tariff movements ripple far beyond utilities: • They influence business competitiveness • They shape inflation and household affordability • They affect investor confidence and long-term growth Participants examined the core building blocks behind regulated pricing: ✔️ Cost-of-service and price cap methodologies ✔️ Regulatory Asset Base (RAB) and WACC principles ✔️ Risk allocation across utilities, consumers, and government ✔️ How regulatory decisions transmit into real economic outcomes One key takeaway stood out: When stakeholders understand the regulatory architecture, the conversation shifts, from frustration to strategy. Constructive participation strengthens institutions. Evidence-based engagement leads to better outcomes. Across the Pacific, building regulatory literacy is becoming just as important as building infrastructure itself. APRC remains committed to supporting stronger regulatory dialogue, informed participation, and resilient market design,helping create systems that balance affordability, sustainability, and investment confidence. #Regulation #PacificRegion #CostOfLiving #Tariffs #EconomicResilience

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