In the room, the president of the Gafura Commerce Association looked at Lynch with a changing expression, somewhat puzzled and unable to understand the current situation.
Logically speaking, Lynch caused them heavy losses. The local people's hatred toward the Gafura made it impossible for them to recruit workers, while Lynch and other Federation merchants seized this opportunity to gain an advantage during development.
If he were to switch positions and do it, he would never give any opportunity to these people. He would first use locally produced goods and imported goods to crash the market heavily.
He could even use certain politically borderline phrases and sales methods to kidnap the local people's national spirit.
The president was not unfamiliar with such means, such as the slogan "Not buying means not being an Empire person," which had been used so frequently it had become commonplace. They had used it long ago.
