Importing isn't the problem, exporting is. A seastead will necessarily pay a steep premium on imported goods, even basic ones.
The cost of shipping is mitigated by goods going both ways. When you are shipping to a zero-export entity such as a seastead, the receiving entity is expected to bear the cost of the return trip with empty holds.
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Importing isn't the problem, exporting is. A seastead will necessarily pay a steep premium on imported goods, even basic ones.
The cost of shipping is mitigated by goods going both ways. When you are shipping to a zero-export entity such as a seastead, the receiving entity is expected to bear the cost of the return trip with empty holds.