Sobre nacionalismos industriais

[Milton] Friedman argues that no singue person, not even a Nobel Prize winner, could make a pencil. With graphite from Sri Lanka, an eraser made from Indonesian rapeseed oil and sulfur chloride, wood from Oregon, and assembly in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, the pensil that costs only 10 cents is a product of the international market.

in New Ideas from Dead Economists, by Todd G. Buchholz