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Non-US banks, countries, and individuals choose to do banking with the US and form a "marketplace." Non-Japanese have no say whatsoever in Japan's nuclear indu
by tazey 13y ago
Non-US banks, countries, and individuals choose to do banking with the US and form a "marketplace."
Non-Japanese have no say whatsoever in Japan's nuclear industry. They only suffer the "externalities."
- VladRussian2 13y agoJapanese have no say in CO2 emissions by any other country, including ones relying on coal plants. Yet they suffer from the externalities of it. Tragedy of commons. WWI -> League of Nations, WWII -> UN ... How about establishing a world government without WWIII this time. Though what the frak i'm talking about if we can't even stop a government from butchering tens of thousands of their own people (like Sudan, Siria)
- dllthomas 13y agoWTO?
- agilord 13y agoNot entirely true. You can always offer to provide them electricity at a lower cost than they would get from the nuclear plants. There is a cross-country marketplace for electricity in the EU, and probably nobody will stop you to sell such thing to Japan.