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That is hardly the fault of the EU, but one member state. Everyone points to the evil bureaucratic EU, but in reality, member states frequently get in the way o
by iSnow 3y ago
That is hardly the fault of the EU, but one member state. Everyone points to the evil bureaucratic EU, but in reality, member states frequently get in the way of the EU to protect their industry.
In both cases, Germany had to accept rules they would have never accepted if they were outside of the EU - even if they sadly were able to soften them up.
- tough 3y agoWell it would make sense that the problem is precisely that some state members have an outweighted power distribution for calling the shots. Like yeah, Germany likes to keep the EU as a consumer of their shit, basically. France likes to play along 2nd I guess
- est31 3y agoThe same is happening with other countries and other sectors. Say how strong the farming sector is in France.
- tough 3y agoMcDonalds vs French Farmers
- Loic 3y agoBy the way, the way farmers destroyed McDonalds in France in the 2000's created a wake up call for the company to adapt its offers to the local markets. Afterwards France was the fastest growing market and the "recipe" was then exported all over the world. This really interesting to read about it.