"The taxes are too high, it's the same for anyone; if you're not running a global corporation, there's no need for large investments in France.
Other than that, it's too far-fetched; weaker nations won't create big waves under the Central Government, and they're too busy dealing with their own internal issues."
In terms of economic and political significance, Cheng answered very succinctly—he was afraid that Achilles would see his thoughts, that kind of afraid.
"MAGA, the French National Rally, the Alternative for Germany, ha, you've also noticed the change, haven't you?"
Ordinary capitalists with industries located in just one country or region don't need to consider too much politics.
Bigger capitalists need to consider politics, but it's more accurate to say that they consider policies.
What Achilles and Wolf focus on is different; they look at the big picture.
