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To: 1rudeboy
There is no fixation. It is one of the facts I pointed out during the course of debate on this thread that you chose to address.

Percentages do help weed out raw numbers enhanced by money growth and inflation. Without a doubt, gross manufacturing output has risen. But the portion it has contributed to overall gross output is shrinking. What has contributed a growing portion to the total gross output the last few years ? Real Estate, Services, and Government. Manufacturing produces wealth for our nation. The shrinking portion of our economy it represents is disconcerting.

171 posted on 05/19/2005 11:01:18 AM PDT by simon says what
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To: simon says what

Our imports from china went from approxiamtely $152 billion in 2003 to 197 billion in 2004.

The rise of 45 billion in imports from 2003/2004 is more than we sell to china which was something like 34 billion in 2004.

That is telling abour our loss of manufacturing and which way it is trending.


172 posted on 05/19/2005 2:08:47 PM PDT by superiorslots (Free Traitors are communist China's modern day "Useful Idiots")
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