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Insofar as domestic policy is concerned, per-capita is relevant. Foreign policy, which is decided by governments that tax the aggregate population (and thus dr
by bogs_carut 13y ago
Insofar as domestic policy is concerned, per-capita is relevant.
Foreign policy, which is decided by governments that tax the aggregate population (and thus draw from the GDP)? Not in the slightest.
- ivanca 13y agoWe are talking about foreign policy? I just found out, I would have swear we were talking about economical influence on international tech news coverage.
- bogs_carut 13y agoYour post was in response to a post that contained the statement, "the richest and most powerful country in the world." Foreign policy, affected by GDP, certainly plays a role in this.