Absolutely not, we must look out for our own workers first and furthermore, the interests of the Chinese and Russians may be detrimental to our own. However, if you were to say that we should maintain... moreAbsolutely not, we must look out for our own workers first and furthermore, the interests of the Chinese and Russians may be detrimental to our own. However, if you were to say that we should maintain international norms and regulations, those are fine. Less
While trying to regulate the economy due to the vast amount of sharing and interrelationships that happen with the global economy might seem good, I do not think it would happen. Every country has its... moreWhile trying to regulate the economy due to the vast amount of sharing and interrelationships that happen with the global economy might seem good, I do not think it would happen. Every country has its own needs and desires that it would be looking out for and protecting. Countries would want what is only best for them and not the others making this an extremely difficult task. Also, as powers grow and change this would require more changes in the regulation of the economy as it would affect the global economy. Less
No, nations should not collaborate on a unified approach to regulating the sharing economy. Each country has their own interests and capabilities. For example, even with just between the major... moreNo, nations should not collaborate on a unified approach to regulating the sharing economy. Each country has their own interests and capabilities. For example, even with just between the major economies, our eocnomy versus China's economy look different. Less
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