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Strategies & Market Trends : New US Economy Policy

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To: Arthur Tang who wrote (16)3/21/1997 2:38:00 AM
From: Robert Graham   of 435
 
Substantial exporting possible with a strong dollar? I do not think so. Trade barriers always have been a problem and will be for some time to come...look at Japan. And you think Mexico is in the position to afford what we can manuafcture there? Have you been paying attention to thier economy? I don't believe the average Mexican makes over $200 a week. This is one reason why there has been unprecedented illegal immigration from Mexico.

I also do not understand what you mean by "property protection". An investment in a foreing country always comes with the risk of nationalization of industry, if this is what you mean. And this will not change. This is the accepted risk that involves foreign investments. But I do not think this has been a problem.

And what do you mean by "all labor market will focus on retraining for automation and marketing"? This is a rather ambiguous statement, and in its current form a misleading statement.

I do not mean to throw rocks here, but I am sincerely surprised by the tone and form of your message. It reminds me of the journalism used in propaganda rags that I have come across: ambiguous but dramatic and all encompassing statements which can be manipulated to mean anything.

But hey, this is YOUR story. I just never though of dedicating a thread to MY story.
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