It seems like you're hoping that MNC will help the consumers if the government focuses too much on helping businesses. I do agree that MNC can help create more jobs in countries where that business may have not started at, for example when Hill mentions that Toyota helped to reduced their costs by opening a plant to manufacturer their automobiles in the United States. I think that the United States government has enough rules and regulations for other large corporations to enter our domestic market, but what about when MNC businesses enter smaller countries, where the budget of the MNC is sometimes larger than that of the country itself? According to Investopedia, MNCs can have an undue political influence over governments, can exploit developing nations as well as create job losses in their own home countries. You also can't rely on other corporations coming in and offering new jobs, because they are dependent on your countries economy as well. Do you think that for smaller countries, the government should still favor the consumers based on the example above?