I can't quite follow your thoughts there. You are wildly mixing together taxes, tariffs, production quotas, etc. Of course iPhones are ridiculously overpriced,

I can't quite follow your thoughts there. You are wildly mixing together taxes, tariffs, production quotas, etc. Of course iPhones are ridiculously overpriced, and Apple has huge margins. But that's absolutely fine. There is plenty of competition in the smartphone space and people willing to bite the Apple are welcome to do so. PS, yes, the agriculture rules in the EU are sometimes crazy, but to a certain extent they do actually serve the purpose of guaranteeing local production capabilities, which is important.