Well, if the customer buys the same thing from an online store outside the country, he is making a choice about not using these overpriced goods.So by you pathetic logic, we only give overpriced items, ban competition and then call the customer stupid if he orders from the overpriced stores.
Awesome . Countries having commercial laws to protect certain Industry or business is general is flawed logic ... lol...ok :D
Really, so you know what they actually mean? You read minds as well? Stop being such an apologist.
Dear funny person , please try to understand the meaning of what I mentioned there "(I guess)". By saying so I meant it is my guess work.
I highly doubt your credentials. You sound exactly like all those startup "entrepreneurs" with their brilliant burger joint/delivery ideas.And let me guess, you worked in India. I know the corporate environments in India and it is not as "amazing" as you are trying to make it sound.
I need not prove it to you :). Since you are a lowlife, please feel free to judge :)
Yes import regulations called customs etc. So if you are purchasing something on a eCom platform, you pay the import duties - same as any company would. Why protect the company and huge mark up?
Countries dont protect a company. Countries protects its business environment and interest of its business communities , just like how your "new country US" protects the interest of its arm manufacturers
Calling a spade, a spade. You obviously love it here and cannot take some criticism of it.
Not really. I am just respecting a country's right to protect its commerce. simple. When all the countries have their own policies to protect their commerce , whats wrong in UAE coming up with some trade regulations ? Why would that trigger everyone ?
Maybe you should go back to Economic 101 and get a better understanding of it.
I surely will get back to Economics, since I am "aware" of the fact that am not an expert or something. Thanks for that suggestion. Meanwhile when are you planning to enroll into school ? . I suggest British curriculam :)