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Your argument is absolutely true in the long run, from a global perspective. But can you really argue that the country in which a business is founded wouldn't b
by taylorwc 12y ago
Your argument is absolutely true in the long run, from a global perspective. But can you really argue that the country in which a business is founded wouldn't benefit more than a neighboring country?
- justizin 12y agoyes, i can. let's take columbia for an example. the united states spends (obviously wastes) billions of dollars fighting cocaine production there. it may actually be a net win to fucking _send_ entrepreneurs there to give creative-minded young folks an alternative to spending their creativity evading capture.
- taylorwc 12y agoFair enough for an example that is fighting an illegal activity whose origins are outside of the country, but that seems like a fringe scenario, albeit a huge market. In the context of a business start, it is almost always more beneficial to a local/regional/national economy to have it be domestic.