sinister42 wrote:Quotas of products made and sold in New Endralon, mainly. This is a tariffs free deal, not a quota free deal.
In a planned economy, the unregulated importation of foreign goods is an unacceptable complication.
RIS wrote:I see and how would that affect New Endralon's imports into Hutori and vice versa? We rely upon your country for a good number of industrial goods and your country relies upon ours for capital, technology and certain foodstuffs. Restricting trade at least in certain areas could damage both of our economies. Furthermore how does this affect Hutorian financial institutions operating in your country?
[[Article 10: Economic Cooperation
The contracting parties shall cooperate with eachother to increase the economic output and economic development of both nations. The goal is to strengthen the alliances economy to increase its overal strength and purchasing and producing power;]]
Autokrator15 wrote:We agree, the New Endralonian economy relies heavely on the production and exports of goods here, I say the government should allow Hutori to produce goods here and export them without any quotas, it isnt going to harm to our economy at all.
Autokrator15 wrote:This article must return. New Endralon and Hutori must show that they are willing to invest in each others economy to better each other and strengthen us against our common foes. This is regardless of economic philosofy that one might have. For instance the failure economy build by the current government versus glorious capitalism is not at play here, its about cooperation, knowledge and mutual investments. Even the Communist Foreign minister should agree that if Hutori invested in one of our companies that produces goods for Hutori that it would be of great benefit to us and vise verca.
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