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If Ghana wants to be protectionist, it has my support. But this is not that. This is Ghana's clothes merchants asking for import subsidies (the opposite of pr
by LatteLazy 3y ago
If Ghana wants to be protectionist, it has my support. But this is not that. This is Ghana's clothes merchants asking for import subsidies (the opposite of protectionism, not just free trade, but "anti-protectionism"?). And of course, such a request should be made to the Ghanan government, not the EU...
- skinnymuch 3y agoYou're looking in the weeds at this specific problem when it's a symptom of the problem that the west colonized and screwed over the rest of the world. To this day it hasn't ended. All of this navel gazing at this specific case when the overall situation with the west, World Bank, IMF, et al, continuing their hegemony is the problem that would solve issues like this. This wouldn't be an issue with a stronger, richer country and government.