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Frankly, probably? There are strategic interests in not allowing overly centralized control of manufacturing in potentially hostile powers. Corporations literal
by eropple 5y ago
Frankly, probably? There are strategic interests in not allowing overly centralized control of manufacturing in potentially hostile powers. Corporations literally exist at the sufferance of the state that granted their charter; conditioning their operations in the interest of that state doesn't really bother me, personally.
(And yes, that means that other countries in which a multinational has operations can do the same thing. If you look at China--they already do.)