> It's not about becoming a super power and spreading across the world. It's ensuring that your citizens are safe, protected and well-looked after even at the e

> It's not about becoming a super power and spreading across the world. It's ensuring that your citizens are safe, protected and well-looked after even at the expense of increased starting costs. It's a better long-term win for the consumer. So far this is the strategy being played out, and it isn’t doing much for the economy of Europe. Basically everyone sells to Europe, and then money exits. That isn’t a very good long term strategy considering the size of the tech economy; even if you want to protect your citizens then economic well-being needs to be considered as well, in addition to self-reliant autonomy.