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To: Toddsterpatriot

The majority of NC's economy relies on manufactoring, Chicago's does not. My friends and neighbors will feel many more negative effects than yours will. Those candy manufactoring jobs could have been saved by some protective sugar tariffs. Sugar farmers would have appreciated them too.


691 posted on 07/29/2005 4:18:15 PM PDT by My GOP
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To: My GOP
The majority of NC's economy relies on manufactoring

Source?

Those candy manufactoring jobs could have been saved by some protective sugar tariffs.

Actually these jobs were destroyed by sugar tariffs. The tariffs raised the cost of manufacturing here. So they moved.

Sugar farmers would have appreciated them too.

These sugar farmers are charging double or triple the world price of sugar. And only 300,000,000 million Americans are being overcharged.

700 posted on 07/29/2005 5:23:49 PM PDT by Toddsterpatriot (If you agree with Marx, the AFL-CIO and E.P.I. please stop calling yourself a conservative!!)
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To: My GOP; 1rudeboy
The majority of NC's economy relies on manufactoring

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Data extracted on: July 29, 2005 (9:07:21 PM)
Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages

Series Id:  ENU37000105101
State:      North Carolina
Area:       North Carolina -- Statewide
Industry:   Goods-Producing
Owner:      Private
Size:       All establishment sizes
Type:       All Employees
Year Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Annual
2001 994583 991060 988719 987016 981514 984574 970675 966135 958201 945130 931329 922669 968467
2002 902291 903093 903254 903893 906393 906965 903447 904039 898573 892322 883909 877117 898775
2003 856219 851210 853182 852521 854101 855836 847046 846079 843533 840801 835457 831792 847315
2004 813430(P) 812864(P) 820599(P) 829819(P) 836624(P) 844865(P) 845876(P) 843922(P) 843221(P) 840592(P) 837047(P) 835368(P) 833686(P)
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833,686 manufacturing jobs.

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Area:       North Carolina -- Statewide
Industry:   Total, all industries
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Size:       All establishment sizes
Type:       All Employees
Year Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Annual
2001 3193130 3193732 3209643 3216167 3224256 3245627 3208035 3208551 3182764 3158020 3143032 3134911 3193156
2002 3073223 3084770 3108719 3128342 3151525 3170095 3155778 3168056 3150337 3136589 3133236 3130925 3132633
2003 3042522 3040154 3060829 3080516 3104776 3123448 3106258 3120053 3109047 3108018 3110334 3114514 3093372
2004 3038336(P) 3043622(P) 3077898(P) 3115193(P) 3147181(P) 3174596(P) 3178831(P) 3187106(P) 3174281(P) 3174663(P) 3179509(P) 3187451(P) 3139889(P)
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3,139,889 total private sector jobs. Looks like manufacturing is only 26.6% of total private sector jobs. Not looking good for your claim. But I'm open to your sources.

711 posted on 07/29/2005 6:22:38 PM PDT by Toddsterpatriot (If you agree with Marx, the AFL-CIO and E.P.I. please stop calling yourself a conservative!!)
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I guess all those candy manufacturers who moved to Mexico for cheaper sugar are in for it:



Police officers guard the main door of the agriculture ministry as sugarcane growers protest in Mexico City, Wendesday July 27, 2005. Growers from most of Mexico's 15 sugar-producing states, backed by two powerful labor unions, demanded that Fox sign a bil that guarantees continued upfront payments for cane from sugar-mill owners. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)



A Mexican farmer throws sugarcane towards the entrance of the agriculture ministry after a march through Mexico City's main streets Wendesday July 27, 2005. Growers from most of Mexico's 15 sugar-producing states, backed by two powerful labor unions, demanded that Fox sign a bil that guarantees continued upfront payments for cane from sugar-mill owners. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)



Two Mexican sugar cane growers hold up their machetes during a march through Mexico City July 27, 2005. The march is the first of a series of actions planned to pressure President Vicente Fox not to veto a law designed to protect prices. REUTERS/Henry Romero



A Mexican sugar cane grower brandishes his machete during a march through Mexico City July 27, 2005. The march is the first of a series of actions planned to pressure President Vicente Fox not to veto a law designed to protect prices. REUTERS/Henry Romero Reuters - Jul 27 11:49 AM



Thousands of sugar cane growers marched through Mexico City July 27, 2005. The march is the first of a series of actions planned to pressure President Vicente Fox not to veto a law designed to protect prices. REUTERS/Henry Romero
712 posted on 07/29/2005 6:25:51 PM PDT by hedgetrimmer
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