well to answer that question I guess you could read the article
tl;dr: we like different kinds of cheese and import some of those too – especially now that they’re cheaper given inflation in the rest of Europe.
What’s weird about this framing is that it presents it not just in terms of gross imports but imports as a ratio to exports. Which seems weird framing to say effectively so weird that we want to try foreign cheese relative to how much we want them to try our cheese.
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well to answer that question I guess you could read the article
tl;dr: we like different kinds of cheese and import some of those too – especially now that they’re cheaper given inflation in the rest of Europe.
What’s weird about this framing is that it presents it not just in terms of gross imports but imports as a ratio to exports. Which seems weird framing to say effectively so weird that we want to try foreign cheese relative to how much we want them to try our cheese.