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Because, ceteris paribus, unilateral free trade benefits an entity regardless of whether its counterparty taxes or restricts its trade. Because comparative adv
by mhb 4y ago
Because, ceteris paribus, unilateral free trade benefits an entity regardless of whether its counterparty taxes or restricts its trade.
Because comparative advantage.
Because you don't jump off a bridge because Johnny jumped off a bridge.
- Eisenstein 4y ago> Because you don't jump off a bridge because Johnny jumped off a bridge. Why not? Is 'below the bridge' a place we need to get to, and do we have a parachute?
- cscurmudgeon 4y ago> Because you don't jump off a bridge because Johnny jumped off a bridge. Sorry, no, that analogy doesn't apply. Here is a better one: You invite Johnny to your home and he keeps hitting you and stealing from you (and you are banned from his house), you need to respond at some point.
- computerfriend 4y ago> Because, ceteris paribus, unilateral free trade benefits an entity regardless of whether its counterparty taxes or restricts its trade. Tell that to the Qing dynasty.