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posted ago by Licensetomeme ago by Licensetomeme +54 / -0

Part of the issue comes from when foreign investors that come from places that don't have so fair a market come in and dilute the economy. Peoples' work is outsourced. Those that stay get paid less to do more. They buy goods from other countries. The money does not circulate. It gets funneled. And people blame capitalism when it's the politicians' job to ensure the market is working accordingly. When the "free" market is being taken advantage of by countries that aren't so free, it no longer becomes a free market.

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Licensetomeme [S] 3 points ago +3 / -0

No. There are already pre-existing laws that disincentivize foreign investment by way of taxes and tarrifs. The only issue is those aren't being reinforced.