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Of course trade protectionism is good for the protected industries. That should be self-evident. The more important question is whether the benefit to domestic
by morgante 10y ago
Of course trade protectionism is good for the protected industries. That should be self-evident.
The more important question is whether the benefit to domestic industry offsets the harm to consumers. Traditional economics would say no and I'd be inclined to agree.
- li-ch 10y agoAmazon is years ahead in customer support and services. Yes. but in terms of products sold, I'd argue that they are mostly the same: made in China or southeast Asia.
- morgante 10y agoAlmost anything can be bought on Amazon, but yes the majority of all products in the world are produced in Asia. I'm not sure why that's a bad thing.