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sure. but at the same time, this is true of pretty much anything in Africa, due to their poor infrastructure. You have to have local firms (or self employed)
by unionpivo 5y ago
sure. but at the same time, this is true of pretty much anything in Africa, due to their poor infrastructure.
You have to have local firms (or self employed) making something, and selling that something, so that they can employ local people, and so on.
But it's often cheaper to build/make/farm that something in EU/Asia/Americas and ship it to Africa.
Something has to break this cycle.
- fennecfoxen 5y ago> Something has to break this cycle. This "something" is unlikely to be protectionism.