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From a strictly capitalist perspective: because the ability to develop solutions that eventually make a lot of money have to apply to problems that exist in glo
by adamhp 4y ago
From a strictly capitalist perspective: because the ability to develop solutions that eventually make a lot of money have to apply to problems that exist in global markets, and having people from a variety of cultures and backgrounds directly working on those solutions gives you a competitive advantage because of the organization's now broader understanding of those problems.
- vidarh 4y agoOne of the things even Marx praised about capitalism (vs. feudalism and mercantilism) was exactly this notion that the needs of capital and competition means protectionist and xenophobic tendencies would eventually get pushed aside.