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That might be true in practice but also 1) completely incompatible with global notions of fairness and justice, and 2) not an especially compelling political ar
by ckrapu 21d ago
That might be true in practice but also 1) completely incompatible with global notions of fairness and justice, and 2) not an especially compelling political argument for getting countries to open up their markets.
- __d 17d ago(1) Agreed. (2) There’s very few sustainable global competitive advantages. Sometimes you might have a better natural resource by virtue of geography and getting in first to “own“ it. But for most businesses, reducing trade barriers really just introduces more competition.