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Originally Posted by Clocker
Countries don't trade, businesses and consumers trade.
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However, countries negotiate the platforms and rules by which businesses and consumers may trade with one another. It may be in the best interests of the company executives and shareholders to have high revenue growth today at the expense of corporate technology draining over the next 10 years, but is that in the national interests? I have seen it firsthand, and it was known at the time the deal was made. When it comes to personal enrichment, executives often dress up a pig and call it their date. Technology protections have to be made at the national level because executives seem incapable of fulfilling their fiduciary responsibilities.
