At the ASI. A question about trade and compensation to those who lose from freer trade.
It’s a serious question BTW. I really don’t know whether I’ve missed something important there or not.
At the ASI. A question about trade and compensation to those who lose from freer trade.
It’s a serious question BTW. I really don’t know whether I’ve missed something important there or not.
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2 responses so far ↓
1 Jim Winfield // Oct 27, 2007 at 3:32 pm
There might be the overall tax benefit from having a factory working rather than empty - but that would accrue to only one government of the EU and not to all states. So that actually worsens the issue - one factory (and its owners, workers, local area), subsidised by all states to the benefit of one only.
Nope, on balance get rid of all subsidies and tariffs.
2 Tom Fuller // Oct 28, 2007 at 8:38 am
An awkward question and I don’t have the answer, although I think the assumption is that barriers are all ancient relics that enlightened policy will clear away. What I actually want to know is whether a comment here benefits you more than a comment on your article on the other site. Evidence of traffic and engagement would benefit either site–do you have a preference?
Tim adds: There I think.
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