It is interesting how the column ends with the bit about exporting jobs. What most people seem to fail to understand is that very few people are able to act on a purely altruistic basis, even if they have some desire to do so. So under the pressure of competition and the desire to succeed, if you have a set of rules that make it advantageous for a person (e.g. a CEO or investor like Ross) to export jobs they will act within those rules and do so. But that same person, knowing the rules will prevent anyone from doing so will gladly accept the rules and operate within them. They will support a rule and follow a rule that prevents them from engaging in actions they engaged in in the absence of a rule. That is why I find the suggestion of criticism of Ross's record and similar criticism of Trump to be invalid.