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by 11thEarlOfMar
2214 days ago
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A lot of competitive practices in business are considered fair game, even when outside the scope of offering a better product or service. Leaning on lobbying, or, relying on tariffs, for example. The line that must not be crossed is when one side of the business is actually a government entity and in particular, of a foreign government, and the other is e genuine private business. In those cases, incentives are too far out of alignment for a deal that is good for both sides to be had. |
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