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Here you seem to be blaming globalism for failing to account for the true price of a product. The product should be cheaper if made locally because transport co
by skummetmaelk 7y ago
Here you seem to be blaming globalism for failing to account for the true price of a product. The product should be cheaper if made locally because transport costs are reduced. At the moment transport is extremely cheap because there is no significant cost to producing emissions. If appropriate carbon taxes were added you would see such products being made more locally.
- ng12 7y ago> Here you seem to be blaming globalism for failing to account for the true price of a product. Fair, but in my mind this is why globalism is a thing -- because it doesn't account for the exploitation of human labor and lack of regulation. If it did, there would be no reason to ship a few dollars of plastic from China to the USA.
- DubiousPusher 7y agoI think you're right. Our current form of global trade can only exist by exploiting a kind of lawlessness that comes from being able to distribute owns company beneficially across uncoordinated governmental regions.