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by Norse
5613 days ago
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I am saying that all the advantages go to the country with the biggest size. Economics of size. Bigger market. One language. One set of regulations. There is far better economic opportunity in the larger country, whn you just look at the size. That is fact. Not an opinion. Also, macroeconomics, public health, health care economics, etc compare countries all the time. Fact. The argument "It doesn't compare due to size" is something that crops up on the internet with people trotting it out as a reason for why their policies/countries/footballteams cannot possibly be expected to perform.
There is never any reasoning for why size has this effect of excusing select objects from comparing to others of the same class.
Nor any musings on whether the scaling can be compensated for. It is an internet thing, this cry of "SIZE! Can't be compared." Menawhile, if yoy check out some serious research papers of a nmber of disciplines, you'll see they don't hesitiate to compare countries of widly differing sizes. |
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