> I'd be surprised if there is a net gain for the US
You must be trolling
> Which country is Sweden exploiting? Which country is Switzerland exploiting?
Essentially trading manufactured goods for raw goods
> Agreed. What's your point?
You cryed "fixed pie fallacy", but it doesn't apply. "Such and such fallacy! Over!" cryes are extremely annoying.
> I'd say about 90% of Shenzhen was born in the country-side. You very seldom meet someone who was actually born in Shenzhen given that the city is ~30 years old.
If the government needs people in a new city, it will make sure that people will move to that city. But if a man born on the countryside wants to move to the city, he will not be allowed to do so, at least not near as easily as in any western country.
See. I am not arguing that China has a better way to run a country. I'm just saying that first world countries are no saints either.
You must be trolling
> Which country is Sweden exploiting? Which country is Switzerland exploiting?
Essentially trading manufactured goods for raw goods
> Agreed. What's your point?
You cryed "fixed pie fallacy", but it doesn't apply. "Such and such fallacy! Over!" cryes are extremely annoying.
> I'd say about 90% of Shenzhen was born in the country-side. You very seldom meet someone who was actually born in Shenzhen given that the city is ~30 years old.
If the government needs people in a new city, it will make sure that people will move to that city. But if a man born on the countryside wants to move to the city, he will not be allowed to do so, at least not near as easily as in any western country.
See. I am not arguing that China has a better way to run a country. I'm just saying that first world countries are no saints either.