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FYI.................................

This was a 'Letter to the Editor' that caught my eye this morning. The author is a business school professor who's opinion may carry some weight.

1 posted on 03/12/2004 10:00:01 AM PST by DoctorMichael
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To: DoctorMichael
China is going to float the Yuan this fall, September if I remember. It will go up in value substantially.

If you want to make a quick buck, buy some Yuan today.

2 posted on 03/12/2004 10:03:31 AM PST by Pylot
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To: DoctorMichael
And besides talk what does our government do about this.... (crickets chirping)....nothing..
4 posted on 03/12/2004 10:12:28 AM PST by Last Dakotan
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To: DoctorMichael
the drop in the dollar

The dollar has risen against the Euro recently. And aginast gold. Oil is up, though, which ought to wake up economic forecasters so they look beyond this afternoon. The price of gold is not critical to the economy, but the price of oil is fundamental.

5 posted on 03/12/2004 10:15:18 AM PST by RightWhale (Theorems link concepts; proofs establish links)
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To: DoctorMichael
Overall, the U.S. trade deficit with Asia and currency manipulation are costing about 1.3 million U.S. jobs.

Bush allowing this to continue is criminal behavior. All economists promise jobs in the future - this is bs. All economists declare that "creative destruction" of jobs in America is Good - this is bs. Bush is at risk, here's why...

The perfect storm of u.s. job decimation: 1.H1-B/L1 visas, 2. Outsourcing, 3. Illegal Mexicans, 4. OPIC, 5. Stupid trade agreements. There will be no net increase of jobs by election day - mark my words. Bush is toast.

8 posted on 03/12/2004 12:18:50 PM PST by searchandrecovery (This tagline intentionally left blank.)
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...China is soaking up oil, steel and other vital resources at a record pace, running up the price of these critical materials and wreaking havoc on U.S. manufacturers.

I can testify to the increase in prices for nickel alloys. I purchased a 4' x 10' sheet of 1/4" thick alloy 600 for $3,400 in October '03. By January the price for that same sheet had risen to $5,200, more than a 50% increase in cost.

10 posted on 03/12/2004 3:48:56 PM PST by Mackey (Thank God I am an American.)
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