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To: papertyger
Sorry. Every time I see something foreign made it just makes me think of the domestic business/regulatory environment that will no longer support the profitable manufacture of that item.

That is dogmatic response from conditioning by the Cheap Labor Cartel.

Multinationals love regulations and taxes. They love them, love them, love them. Why? The reasons are two fold, they love the fact that all of these regulations can be very expensive and keep the riff riff out of the market and starting up and competing from scratch cost prohibitive. Secondly those taxes and regulations are the perfect excuse to off shore and exploit slave labor overseas and re -importing back into the USA duty free -- the real reason for offshoring. For big cap manufacturing it is a win-win.

14 posted on 03/13/2016 8:23:32 AM PDT by central_va (I won't be reconstructed and I do not give a damn.)
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To: central_va
That is dogmatic response from conditioning by the Cheap Labor Cartel.

Uhm, started a small business lately?

The freedom of market economics is the freedom to replace producers that price themselves out of the market.

When a guy can grow and ship a tomato to the US from Mexico cheaper than a guy can do it from within the US, there's a systemic problem.

20 posted on 03/13/2016 8:39:44 AM PDT by papertyger (-/\/\/\-)
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