Re: Shaking Up Trade Theory

From: RobertR237 (robertr237_at_aol.composite)
Date: 11/28/04 

Date: 28 Nov 2004 14:29:30 GMT

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>> BusinessWeek
>> December 6, 2004
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>> SHAKING UP TRADE THEORY
>> For decades economists have insisted that the U.S. wins from
>> globalization. Now they're not so sure.
>> By Aaron Bernstein
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>> Ever since Americans began fretting about globalization nearly three
>> decades ago, economists have patiently explained why, on balance, it's
>> a boon to the U.S. Yes, some Americans lose their jobs, either to
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>Well this crap is wrong already.
>The job situation is a net gain.
>Its those countries that choose to sit idle
>or squander their money on war like murdering all those
>irakis most of them we now know to be women and children
>at the hands of high tech weapons made in america
>that lose, particularly jobs.
>They can go back to civilized world any day
>by locking up these murders, and start trading
>like the rest of the world.
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You really are proving to be the dumbest piece of shit to frequent this or any
newsgroup.

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