"The first trouble is that I plan to do import and export business, but I don't have the import and export quotas in hand..."
In light of the Conservative Party's isolation policy and their fear during wartime, they believe that exporting goods to a country at war or importing goods from a country at war would inadvertently drag themselves into the conflict.
At the start of the world war, this idea was actually shared by the vast majority of people in Bail Federal, including within the Federation Progressive Party, where they could not reach a consensus on this issue, resulting in the Conservatives winning the election without much difficulty.
It is precisely this isolation policy that, even today, after a complete ceasefire in the world war, international trade for the Federation has not revived, with only limited and unavoidable trades occurring.
