Over the last several decades, the demand for Country Y's automobiles increased in Country X but demand for Country X's automobiles in Country Y has remained stagnant. Initially, this disparity was plausibly due to Y's manufacturers having superior technology, which has yielded more fuel efficient cars with cheaper maintenance. However, now Country X's cars are comparable – if not slightly superior – in these respects. What Country X's manufacturers fail to acknowledge is that Country Y's drivers drive on the left side of the road. Clearly, to help lessen this trade imbalance, Country X manufacturers should produce more cars with right-side steering wheels.