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If the country knows it is unfair, then they must have done an assay. If the assays exist, then the tariff cost can be apportioned fairly. I'm baffled why you
by skookumchuck 9y ago
If the country knows it is unfair, then they must have done an assay. If the assays exist, then the tariff cost can be apportioned fairly.
I'm baffled why you think these sorts of accommodations are not what would routinely be done if such a tariff scheme were implemented.
- icebraining 9y agoSure they have done an analysis. Which no other country will accept. You're essentially asking to create some sort of river-pollution version of the IAEA, plus all the diplomatic costs that come with enforcing this. It's probably cheaper to just pay for the cleanup.
- skookumchuck 9y ago> Which no other country will accept. The whole idea of tariffs is you impose them on other countries without their assent.