Re:Intel breaks ground on $20B Arizona plants as U.S. chip f...
by lazide on Tuesday September 28, 2021 @03:25PM
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The problem is (and why market driven or markets as a major component countries do tend to do better over the long run, near as we can tell), is that there IS no 'starting point', and downstream/upstream is often oversimplifying.
Everything interacts with everything else in a way far to complex to fully understand for any one person or organization. The most we can do is pick something and try to set it, and let the other knock on effects work themselves out (which markets help with), and then when THOSE cause undesirable problems, rinse and repeat.
At some point it becomes simpler to address this problem at the starting point rather than assuming the market will automatically fix any downstream issues.