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1 posted on 06/21/2003 6:18:58 AM PDT by sarcasm
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ahhhh, India..

Land of opportunity.

2 posted on 06/21/2003 6:45:10 AM PDT by Jhoffa_
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Where are all the new jobs and new factories we were promised when NAFTA was passed? I thought there was supposed to be a labor shortage as we opened up the chinese, mexican and indian markets to american produced goods. Is India hiring american citizens? Where are the want ads? Does India have something like an OPIC so I can get a loan from the Indian government to open up a factory in India? I want to partake of this new free trade too.
3 posted on 06/21/2003 7:07:32 AM PDT by waterstraat
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If I'm not wrong, I think Thailand has been a big player in automotive spare -parts for sometime now, and still is one.

Thailand's could be much bigger than India's in terms of exports......
4 posted on 06/21/2003 7:14:37 AM PDT by The Pheonix
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India and China are providing the driving force of the next industrial revolution. The short sighted see job losses. In reality, Two tremendous markets are developing in Asia. Americans must realize that we are not entitled to jobs we must earn them through competitive excellence. This is the best thing to happen to america since the first industrial revolution.
6 posted on 06/21/2003 7:55:13 AM PDT by dgadonniex
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Indian companies are only beginning to emerge as reliable suppliers.

Leverage against the Chicoms. Definately win/win.

7 posted on 06/21/2003 7:57:33 AM PDT by tsomer (almost housebroken)
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