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Then offshore offices would be more and larger. You can't really stop capital flight by banning migration. Corporations are more mobile than workers.
by FirmwareBurner 3y ago
Then offshore offices would be more and larger. You can't really stop capital flight by banning migration. Corporations are more mobile than workers.
- iraqmtpizza 3y agoNope. H-1Bs allow bringing in people from a dozen countries and having them together in an American office. Moving the company to a worse tax and legal environment with worse latency and worse food and weather and entertainment and prestige doesn't mean those workers will all leave their home countries and move there instead. Nor would the locals necessarily even allow that. EDIT: bro, you're the one that said corporations are mobile, not me. secondly, all of my points still apply to a satellite office. where the headquarters is or where it's incorporated is irrelevant. thirdly, if they still do significant business in the US then the US maintains massive leverage over them anyway. so, try again.
- FirmwareBurner 3y agoWho said about moving the company? If you open another office offshore yoiu don't move the company. The HQ still stays in the US. >EDIT: bro, you're the one that said corporations are mobile, not me I say it and you misunderstand it. Mobile as they can open an office in any country, not move the HQ alltogethere.