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> It's not only the quality of the products that compete, it's living standards, health laws, worker protection, environmental protection, social welfare, healt
by cbhl 9y ago
> It's not only the quality of the products that compete, it's living standards, health laws, worker protection, environmental protection, social welfare, healthcare, educations and human rights that compete.
Canada has single-payer ("free") health care, and plans to introduce a national carbon tax. There's a narrow socio-economic gap in school results[0].
Tell me again how the United States has better health care, environmental protection, and education?
[0] http://www.bbc.com/news/business-40708421 http://www.bbc.com/news/business-40708421
- kpil 9y agoNo, the tariffs should be pointed in the other direction. It is however probably not efficient for a smaller economical power to set up tariffs like that. But I think the problem is more related to China, India and other upcoming "tigers".