The politics of
regional trade agreements are the attempt to “harmonize” legal framework around
ideals conducive to development while introducing Democratic societal
functions. In a sense, exporting Democracy using corporate economic governance
to open markets accessing capital which accelerates corporate acquisitions
leading to corporate dislocation and employment issues at “home.” Relative to
the basic process of business management, the environment created is one of
Mergers and Acquisition versus Research and Development for growth within
regional territories. Imbalances get reflected in regional areas where
development has historically been concentrated to a specific industry limiting
the ability to rebound from disruption.
Disruption occurs when
regions that have historically been driven by, even dominated by religion
governance ideals meet democracy’s ideal of human individual freedoms as basis
for trade economics. The Morality conundrum. American politics’ overemphasis on
racial relations from the religious perspective of Moral behaviours simply to
protect political
demography leveraging Black | White morality economics. Internationally,
the struggle appears to be regional cultures' emphasis on homogeneity of
religious practices preventing economic development and skepticism of the
American democracy derived from a history of struggles to protect civil rights.
Thus, the basic harmony reflects the best of American ideals and
practices with country region governance where compatible to establish an
acceptable structure to begin economic trade among societies while protecting
already established and developing interests. “Corporate flight” is a
calculated interest of market profitability taking advantage of market openings
and a perspective of equivalence to the American market protections. It is also
the source of initial dislocations at “home” until a new balance is achieved
within employment politics.
