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How is it a loss for the free market? Now Bombardier doesn't have to pay the ridiculous 300% tax. They are subject to less regulations and more free market.
by stale2002 9y ago
How is it a loss for the free market?
Now Bombardier doesn't have to pay the ridiculous 300% tax. They are subject to less regulations and more free market.
- forapurpose 9y agoThe 300% tax still distorted the market by pushing Bombardier into a deal they otherwise might not have taken, into investing resources in a location (Alabama) that they might not otherwise have chosen, and by taking a competitor out of a marketplace with very high barriers to entry.