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I didn't make any argument against exports. Obviously international trade is generally good. The arguments is exporting our own resources in order to drive up
by kokanator 5y ago
I didn't make any argument against exports. Obviously international trade is generally good.
The arguments is exporting our own resources in order to drive up the price of those resource domestically. Remember, they didn't make a profit exporting the timber, they exported it at a loss. With the sole purpose of driving up domestic prices.
- gruez 5y ago>Remember, they didn't make a profit exporting the timber, they exported it at a loss. With the sole purpose of driving up domestic prices. What's the evidence that is their intent (ie. they're selling at a lost as part of some sort of diabolical scheme to increase prices), or they're just strapped for cash and selling to whoever is willing to buy them?
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