SCO: Metropolises bow to colonies

According to the author, former colonial powers tend to adopt measures that promote economic influence over former colonies in order to introduce their automobiles at attractive prices, which is traditionally seen as a way to 'push' products into a region. The article emphasizes that this strategy strengthens trade ties and allows exporters to lower prices in order to expand the market. It is also noted that such a policy may reduce price control and increase the dependency of former colonies on foreign manufacturers.