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It's a voluntary exchange. If Intel's requirements for participating don't work for the locality, nobody is required to participate. If the locality chooses to
by elefanten 5y ago
It's a voluntary exchange. If Intel's requirements for participating don't work for the locality, nobody is required to participate.
If the locality chooses to pay with public funds, that's their decision to make. But it doesn't immediately erase the history and override the terms of the exchange that was made.
- jessermeyer 5y agoThe parent was asking why public funding implied public ownership. That is the default. Multibillion dollar negotiations are a series of complicated compromises, so that the public would be willing to finance a fab they will neither own nor hold power over to satisfy global demand is well beyond the 'burden of proof' line.