From the Adam Smith Institute.
Brilliant. I’ve asked for some.
Hat tip: Tim.
Update: they arrived. Proving that even if there is no such thing as a free lunch, there is such a thing as a free wristband.
Get the wristband: I buy goods from poorer countries
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5 responses to “Get the wristband: I buy goods from poorer countries”
If Lance and Bono had tea together……
They might have thought of these: “I buy goods from poor countries” wristbands. Ht to Owen Barder….
Owen,
Do they come in tartan?
The national dress of quite a poor country?
Are they made in Taiwan. though?
I agree. NIKE can go to hell.
Taiwan isn’t a poor country, Rob.