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Cupertino mayor accuses Apple, responsible for nearly 20% of the city's tax revenue, of not paying
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Apple worried about constitutional changes in considering North Carolina campus
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Apple now runs on 100 percent renewable energy
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Apple says Mississippi 'religious freedom' bill 'empowers discrimination'
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Indian government publicly rejects Apple's desire to sell used iPhones
India's economy is highly unregulated. There is little to no enforcement of trademarks or copyrights. You can buy bootleg movies and software on the street, openly, with no fear of prosecution. So why this focus on used iphones?Focusing on enforcing a law in this one particular instance illustrates lack of the rule of law which is the biggest hinderance to investment in third world countries.
If India wants to join the first world they have to avoid protectionist reactionism and consistently enforce impartial laws that do not favor local industry over international companies. Why do you think India has such a huge brain drain the the US? Because there are far greater opportunities here--companies can invest without the fear that the government with come after them with a grudge. -
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