Here’s How Tariffs Are Affecting Amazon’s Prices, According to CEO Andy Jassy

At Amazon’s annual shareholder meeting on Wednesday, CEO Andy Jassy told viewers (the conference was virtual) that tariffs have not had a “meaningful” effect on prices.

“We have not seen any attenuation of demand at this point,” Jassy said, per CNBC. “We also haven’t yet seen any meaningful average selling price increases.”

Related: Walmart Is Laying Off 1,500 Corporate Employees: ‘Reshaping Our Structure’

Jassy said that Amazon can keep prices low because its platform has a wide range of sellers (more than 60% of products sold are third-party, the company notes).

“I think that the diversity and the size of our marketplace really helps customers have the best selection of the best prices,”

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