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> Canada's largest chain of coffee shops (Tim Hortons) is owned by a Brazilian company. You are comparing apples and oranges. In many cases larger countries ar
by externalreality 7y ago
> Canada's largest chain of coffee shops (Tim Hortons) is owned by a Brazilian company.
You are comparing apples and oranges. In many cases larger countries are able to conduct fair trade agreements. In the case of smaller countries they usually don't have the resources (military/political influence) to enact fair agreements and are "ripped off" by companies offering jobs.
- iguy 7y agoBut Brazil is larger than Canada by most measures. It has a larger population, and a higher GDP, and is 85% of the land area (but 0% frozen).