How can we assert that a simple decrease in investment in Australia triggers regulatory quotas without considering the realities of local politics?
What is true for the Australian market is not necessarily the case elsewhere, where legal frameworks are different.
In this jurisdiction, such measures often reflect deep cultural political will, as in France with their support for national productions, well beyond a simple reaction to economic figures.
Reducing this to a simple cause-and-effect relationship ignores the complexity of legislative processes and national priorities.
For example, tax incentives could have been considered if the sole objective was to support the industry, rather than imposing mandatory quotas on streaming platforms.