Why I Vote No
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by Texas_ironman93
Recently there have been a lot of votes to raise tariffs, and I understand the idea behind them. A foreigner can come in and flood our market with cheap goods. But think of it this way:
Let's say a guy from jolly old England starts selling food here cheaply. It may seem unfair but he can't pay his workers in NIS. He has to go on the monetary market and transfer them to GBP. Currently there are no offers to buy GBP for NIS so he must go the route of gold. So this man is buying gold and selling NIS that creates a flow of NIS in the economy.
Also if the consumer is buying food cheaper he can afford to buy other things like weapons, houses, or moving tickets. Those industries are boosted by a cheaper food price. Raising of taxes puts a larger burden on all industries. So if you own a weapons company you should be anti tariffs or taxes on food or moving tickets or on any raw materials. Every tax is self limitation.
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Economic Freedom FTW!
so let me get this straight, you are in favor of letting israeli money out of nation? thus making our currency weak? instead of giving it back to the community so it can circulate the market and everyone would benefit from it..
nice fkin' plan brah.
Uh ok that went right over someone's head. The only place in the eWorld that accepts NIS as payment is eIsrael. So even if we send money out it is bound to return through our exports. You can't pay a worker in the eUSA in NIS. And even if you did you would have to spend that money in eIsrael. So no matter where the NIS goes it will always return as the Prodigal Money.
So basically products will go in and gold will go out and thats not a good thing.
it's not gold going out it's gold being traded ask those who have offers on the Monetary Market if they're losing money for selling gold
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But what about the Israeli industries that can't sell their products?
It would have been good to see these comments in the debate area?
PS there is Hebrew there
I think I understand what he means - people pay in NIS for cheap products - foreign company cannot use NIS, so it buys gold (~99% of NIs for Gold transactions are from eIsrael) - NIS goes back to eIsraeli market.
The market is already saturated for most products, this will only make it worse...
הוא הצביע "לא" להעלאת מיסים.
הכוונה שלו היא כזאת - תושבים בארץ קונים (בשקלים) מוצרים זולים, מחברות זרות - החברה הזרה לא יכולה להשתמש בשקל, לכן היא קונה זהב (בערך 99% מעסקאות זהב-עבור-שקל מבוצעות בארץ) - משמע השקל חוזר לשוק בארץ.
השוק ממילא רווי במרבית השווקים, לא להעלות מיסי יבוא רק ייחמיר את המצב...
כמו שאמרתי הם מוכרים כאן מוצרים ומקבלים שקלים. עם השקלים הם קונים זהב. אם נוריד את השקלים שיוצאים ונכנסים נשאר רק שמוצרים נכנסים וזהב יוצא.
כלומר יש לנו פחות זהב במדינה.
Our goal should be to get gold in, not give gold out. But that's impossible. You know why? Because almost every eCountry has very high import taxes that gets us out of their markets. So, we are out of the export market, lets get out of the local market too.. Not so smart.
And you know why we will get out of the local market? Because we do not have the full set of resources. Because we do not have iron region. Not rubber, not deer e.c.t. We do not have the region bonuses. How will the domestic company go into a race with a, lets say Polish company, that they produce everything with full bonuses? Did you think of that?
המטרה שלנו צריכה להיות להביא זהב, לא לתת את הזהב. אבל זה בלתי אפשרי. אתה יודע למה? מכיוון שכמעט כל eCountry יש מסי יבוא גבוה מאוד שמקבל אותנו מתוך השווקים שלהם. לכן, אנחנו מחוץ לשוק הייצוא, מאפשר לצאת לשוק המקומי מדי .. לא כל כך חכם.
ואתה יודע למה נקבל את השוק המקומי? מכיוון שאין לנו את הסט המלא של משאבים. מכיוון שאין לנו באזור ברזל. לא גומי, לא צבאים e.c.t. אין לנו את הבונוסים האזור. כיצד החברה המקומי אכנס למרוץ עם, נניח החברה הפולנית, שהם מייצרים כל דבר עם בונוסים מלא? חשבת על זה?
texas, you just 3 different people saying the same stuff i said. i think you got the answer you were looking for. get straight with your goals and intentions toward whats right for the country bro.
I am looking what's right for the country. I just wonder are y'all...
Am I the only one in the eworld who understands Austrian economics?
and if 3 different people are collectively wrong?