Re: Nominal Taxation Rates

Laserlight wrote:
>  A South American country and a
> European--I'll say Argentina and Germany although that may not
> be right--were going to build ships for Argentine Navy, building
> the first in Germany, second in Argentina, third in Germany, and
> alternating.	Only the German-built ships got completed and
> passed trials.

Lots of similar examples exist, eg Indian-built German Subs. In many
cases, even if the native ones get built, they're never put into service
as they fall short in many respects from the high-quality imports.
But there are one or two counter-examples: I can think of one country
where the subs built with foreign-made components are relegated to
training, while the native ones are of much higher quality.

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