What exactly does it mean to "oversupply" something? The only way I can interpret that is they make so many cars and batteries that inventory hangs out in warehouses, unable to be sold at any price. How exactly is that bad for consumers?
That is the argument Milton Friedman made.
"But, but, but, monopolies!" I hear people sputter. Yes, companies trying to compete with them now may fail.
Sounds like you know what the problem is. Think of it like the DeBeers diamond cartel on steroids.
When the subsidies stop, I'm confident new companies will pop up to fill the void.
Then the subsidies will start again until those new companies disappear.
... other than the chinese. MKBHDs review of the Xiaomi SU7 is a real eye opener.
Do you mean this review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
The supremacy clause applies to LAWS. Congress declined to enact such a law.
Yes, it belongs to Congress, not the President. Executive orders are literally orders given by the President to the executive branch of the federal government.
So the effectiveness of an executive order is very questionable in this case. If a state passes a law, what's the executive order going to do? Send the Army to invade? What could go wrong?
This will be great for Haiku, FreeBSD, and OpenBSD installs, there's not the remotest possibility there'll be binaries for these. Not because the software couldn't be ported, but because the sorts of people politicians hire to write software would never be able to figure out the installer.
It's not hard to admit errors that are [only] cosmetically wrong. -- J.K. Galbraith