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They also need to account for safety of goods and stability of their assets and operations. So they will need stable political climate to operate.
by negamax 6y ago
They also need to account for safety of goods and stability of their assets and operations. So they will need stable political climate to operate.
- me_me_me 6y agoThen Poland is a great choice, nothing has change politically since 70s. We have government that is built on anti-communist PR, whilst using Soviet guidebook on how to run a country. Including censorship, misinformation, erosion of democratic institution and processes. Heck they even have an ex-communist prosecutor in government! So you can bet Poland is political concrete block. (this is attempt at slightly humorous post through gritted teeth)
- negamax 6y agoGot me! Haha!
- Jolter 6y agoI presume you mean they are unlikely to open a fulfillment center in Iraq (or even Lebanon). If you're pointing the finger at Sweden as being difficult, I'm not sure what you mean by "stable political climate". The country has been more or less run by social democrats since the early 20th century, with periods of liberal/conservative majorities interspersed.