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by icebraining
2359 days ago
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> It’ll only grow as fast as the “1st world” keeps consuming and off-shoring to avoid regulation That's quite outdated; there's a huge internal market in China, India, etc, and plenty of trade between the non-"1st world" countries. In fact, the US did have an initiative to reduce consumption from there (in the form of tariffs) and it didn't impact their economy much. Just as an example, China now has about as many cars as the US. And the market there keeps growing, whereas the US has mostly plateaued. |
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