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| The US can become a "colony" again by exporting more raw material and importing finished goods. The trick is to sell your raw materials priced as high as the market will bear, then import as low priced as possible. Then mark up the price of the imported goods as high as the market will bear. It also helps if you either own or have a large interest in the manufacturing company/country you are importing from. If you manage to pull this off, you will become a successful company. You can improve your profit margin by paying your employees as little as possible. Does any of this sound familiar? Dick Z
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| Although If he is predicting RAPID inflation that will kinda cause the manufacturing and exporting of our goods to start to happen all by itself and will in a backdoor sense fix the overpriced housing market by making your dollars worth ****!
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Not so great if the US dollar is down a hole; try absorbing a 60% decline in your export income over five years because your major customer's currency drops in value.
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![]() My exports to the States is minimal at this time.Thank God there are many other countries on this planet. What I sell, I sell in Canadian dollars Cheer up, my son came back from grade school last week and was happy as hell to inform me that the recession was over!!Just like that. ![]() Cheers! |
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| Actually China is poised for over 15% (23% estimated, based on previous data from the last 10 years and internal issues that they are aware of and we aren't necessarily...) growth this year, after growing 11% last year...the central government is actually looking at adjusting their currency to control the growth (for the first time in 30 years!)...China could literally expand so fast they would be starved for resources, supplies and materials to sustain itself...collapsing almost as rapidly as it grew, if something isn't done internally to flatten the incline or artificially plateau. So who exactly are we going to export to? Better yet, what? Other than weapons, some technology and medicine, we have nothing that the world markets want in bulk quantities. |
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| well My products do well when the US dollar is weak because a lot of countries want motorcycle parts and are willing and able to pay for them....I'm good if the dollar goes either way...just not if it stays artificially inflated! If the government decides to "help" us by artificially inflating our currency it : 1. puts off what has to happen, and 2. makes it bad to import and export. If the dollar improves all by itself (unlikely) then the economy does well (and I am happy) if the dollar tanks and inflation goes haywire then I export to other countries (yay, we are the new china) hopefully the government doesn't decide to "help" as they only do 2 things well: take your money and take your freedom!
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