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China blasts threatened US deadline on yuan as wrong way to handle issue
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Posted on 02/03/2005 6:10:26 PM PST by maui_hawaii
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Look at it this way... we are sending them to the ultimate of all collection agencies...
To: maui_hawaii
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posted on
02/03/2005 6:11:04 PM PST
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oceanview
To: maui_hawaii
repeal MFN for china now.
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posted on
02/03/2005 6:11:51 PM PST
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oceanview
To: maui_hawaii
US should have introduced this bill years ago...
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posted on
02/03/2005 6:14:56 PM PST
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tmp02
(Don't come to the US. We too are dipping our bullets in pig's blood)
To: maui_hawaii
"Every country's economic and financial policy are implemented and established based on the country's specific situation," he said. I agree. So, the United States has the right to impose a 30% tarrif on Chinese goods entering the United States.
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02/03/2005 6:18:41 PM PST
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PokeyJoe
(Unvarnished Truth - Your Mileage May Vary)
To: oceanview
To: maui_hawaii
The WTO will whack us on the head for this, count on it.
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02/03/2005 6:21:15 PM PST
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Arkinsaw
To: PokeyJoe
You forgot. We are supposed to take one for the team. Their team that is...
To: Arkinsaw
Even if they do it won't mean anything. All China will do is limit the amount of soybeans we export to them...
Oh, the horror....
The WTO has no authority in and of itself.
To: maui_hawaii
China blasts threatened US deadline on yuan as wrong way to handle issue Heat getting to them? Must be on the right track!
To: Coyoteman
When it hits their interests we are supposed to be 'rational'. When they do things against our interests 'its their right' to do whatever it is.
To: maui_hawaii
Interesting. If the issue ends up as a wider international issue, the Euroweenies are going to back the US -- because they are getting screwed by the Chinese actions.
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02/03/2005 6:43:12 PM PST
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expatpat
To: Arkinsaw
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02/03/2005 6:43:57 PM PST
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expatpat
To: maui_hawaii
""Every country's economic and financial policy are implemented and established based on the country's specific situation," he said."
And our specific situation is that we need to impose a tariff on Chinese goods to adjust for their manipulation of the exchange rate, until such time as they float the currency.
I wonder if something gets lost in the translation or if they truly are as mind-numbingly arrogant and hypocritical as they sound.
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To: expatpat
To: lame_internet_name
A need is a need. I say we satisfy our need.
To: 704 HAUSER ST
I would think thats about right...
To: maui_hawaii
Personally, I don't know why we are doing this. If they want to subsidize the American consumer, then let them.
To: Brilliant
because we are exporting our industrial and technology base to them, and the jobs and tax base they provide, so they can produce the finished goods they export back to us.
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