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> Because for all their standards and harmonisation, the manufacturing is happening in China and the decisions are being made in North America. Seems like this
by nonethewiser 3y ago
> Because for all their standards and harmonisation, the manufacturing is happening in China and the decisions are being made in North America.
Seems like this holds true more generally.
The manufacturing is happening in China, the decisions are being made in North America, and the regulation in the EU.
Its like direct (US), produce (China), react (EU)
- 2devnull 3y agoChina can regulate more effectively than the EU. They have actual concentration camps. Look at Jack Ma. The EU has cookie banners. That’s not regulation, it’s a speed bump. Consider that the US cannot manufacture things because our environmental and labor regulations are so strict as to make it impossible. The idea that America doesn’t have regulations is not accurate. We have regulated the regulation, so it appears less regulatory but it is not.
- hef19898 3y agoAre you actually callong for forced labor camps for certain people???
- 2devnull 3y agoI’m saying the notion that China doesn’t regulate is ridiculous. If it is true that America leads rather than produces, it is precisely because it has embraced regulation to protect workers and groundwater.