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Yes, that certainly occurs, but then the question becomes whether this increased choice for companies due to globalization makes it a buyer's market, forcing t
by rcthompson 14y ago
Yes, that certainly occurs, but then the question becomes whether this increased choice for companies due to globalization makes it a buyer's market, forcing the sellers (states and countries) to lower their prices (corporate taxes and such) to the point of eventually going bankrupt, leaving the corporations a the dominant organizing force of civilization as some sci-fi authors have predicted. (Obviously this would take probably hundreds of years to happen in reality, on contrast to the sci-fi stories which are frequently "near-future".)