[jpsb]

"And learn to read, it didn't say "factory output" it said goods production."

yea, you guys never talk about manurfacturing/capital goods yall lump farming, mining, paper, printing and lumber (suppling raw materials to the more advanced manurfacturing nations) into one "goods" catagory hoping to mislead everyone. Maybe you are happy with an economy that can only produce 2x4s, and tomato soup but that just doesn't seem like a secure future to me.

[Toddsterpatriot]

yea, you guys never talk about manurfacturing/capital goods yall lump farming, mining, paper, printing and lumber (suppling raw materials to the more advanced manurfacturing nations) into one "goods" catagory hoping to mislead everyone.

Please all knowing one, bestow upon us the facts that make your case.

Please show us a graph that shows "Manufactured Goods Production" from the 1940's to the 2000's. Make your point with facts, not feelings.

[1rudeboy]

[Y]ea, you guys never talk about manurfacturing/capital goods yall lump farming, mining, paper, printing and lumber (suppling raw materials to the more advanced manurfacturing nations) into one "goods" catagory hoping to mislead everyone.

Good grief. Maybe because "you guys" never provide squat?