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> The provenance of a company has nothing to do about the market regulation of the buyer country of residence. I agree, it shouldn't. The question at hand is w
by jldugger 7y ago
> The provenance of a company has nothing to do about the market regulation of the buyer country of residence.
I agree, it shouldn't. The question at hand is whether it does , despite this.
- yohannparis 7y agoThen you argue about sovereignty. Any country will never let the law of a foreign country apply to commerce done on its territory. Saying otherwise is heresy.
- jldugger 7y agoTo revisit your earlier statement: > The provenance of a company has nothing to do about the market regulation of the buyer country of residence. If a law is selectively enforced against foreign entities, provenance suddenly does matter. That is my only point. It undermines the spirit of free trade and invites retaliation, leaving everyone worse off.