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   From: nsmontassoc@yahoo.com   
      
   On 6/9/2012 8:55 AM, Mal wrote:   
   >   
   > Don't you think?   
      
   Their profits are at record highs. They've managed to lower a great deal   
   of their costs by outsourcing and getting rid of labor. They get most of   
   their manufacturing done elsewhere especially China and don't have pesky   
   costs associated with workers, benefits, pensions, healthcare,   
   manufacturing equipment, floor space, inventory, American taxes and   
   other impediments to their high profits.   
      
   So, what's not to like from the point of view of business? You get to   
   sell in the American market but don't have many of the costs of doing   
   business here. What a system!   
      
   Of course their business could be more robust with more sales but many   
   Americans can't afford their stuff because people are either out of work   
   or have seen their salaries decrease in recent years.  Naturally this is   
   not sustainable as the US winds down towards third world status. So,   
   eventually business is cutting their own throats, but no matter they'll   
   just sell to the Chinese.   
      
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