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Bad for the EU economy, but not necessarily bad for the French economy, which is what the French government should primarily be concerned with. If a German trai
by oh_sigh 8y ago
Bad for the EU economy, but not necessarily bad for the French economy, which is what the French government should primarily be concerned with. If a German train costs 100 units, and an equivalent French train costs 110 units, but buying the French train gives 40 units to your neighbors and coworkers, why shouldn't the French government buy the French train?
- em500 8y agoThey would. Then the German government would do the same for Siemens trains. Then the only thing both sides have gained are more expensive trains. That's why EU rules forbid this.