Is that why Germany, Denmark, Ireland are massively successful exporting nations
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Replying to @Maxton_MS @panmisthropist
It's really not that simple. Distortion doesn't mean they can't export successfully. It means they might be less competitive than it appears
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Replying to @hoongwaicheah @Maxton_MS
Still don't know what this means. I suspect neither do you.
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Replying to @panmisthropist @Maxton_MS
Like I said elsewhere, flaunting your ignorance is not a wise move.
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Replying to @hoongwaicheah @Maxton_MS
So pls explain. What does it mean?
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Replying to @panmisthropist @Maxton_MS
1) how competitive your business is depends on the market it's in.
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2) the EU distorts the market because of its subsidies, targeted taxes, and tariff barriers, etc.
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3) businesses to be successful has to evolve to be competitive within the EU market
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4) the wider world has different market conditions than the EU's market bubble
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Replying to @hoongwaicheah @Maxton_MS
You mean many bubbles wherein the EU is the largest?
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So what? You asked me to describe how market distortion relates to competitiveness. I explained. nit-picking doesn't an argument make.
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