Why Is There a Bucatini Shortage in America?

Re:Why Is There a Bucatini Shortage in America? by CorrectHorseBat on Tuesday December 29, 2020 @04:19AM (#25568102)

Because we don't have a world government so every government can do what they want.

Even ignoring protectionism there are a billion different ways to make reasonable regulations and many of them will be incompatible in some ways.

Countries working together on regulations is a thing, but it also does slow down things and takes a lot of effort.

>Or vaccines. Why isn't there a global approval system?

I don't see any way how that could work out any better than the current situation.

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Re:Why Is There a Bucatini Shortage in America? by hef19898 on Tuesday December 29, 2020 @04:41AM (#25568231)

Aerospace goy pretty close, with EASA and the FAA accepting each others certification. Until the FAA blew the 737 MAX and everyone had to show how tough they are. And because the FAA did screw up.

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Re:Why Is There a Bucatini Shortage in America? by woliveirajr on Tuesday December 29, 2020 @07:36AM (#25569140)

And in Brazil the certification caught the problem... Not accepting each other certification with blind eyes can be a good thing.

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Re:Why Is There a Bucatini Shortage in America? by hef19898 on Tuesday December 29, 2020 @07:39AM (#25569165)

Couldn't agree more! Even just conducting double checks on others certification would do a lot of good.

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Re:Why Is There a Bucatini Shortage in America? by Scoundreller on Tuesday December 29, 2020 @02:20PM (#25573646)

I wonder how many Embraers pass Brazil certification but fail FAA/EASA.

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