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To: Bookdon who wrote (7460)	10/8/2003 5:25:36 PM
From: Big Bucks	Read Replies (1) of 25522

I think part of the equation is the necessity to relocate the production facilities to the largest market growth area, where the demographics and future consumer demand is greatest. The majority of the Chinese population don't have a lot of discretionary income to purchase expensive imported products but can afford to purchase inexpensively made "local" products, at prevailing prices, if the products are produced at a lower cost basis. A twist on the Supply and Demand scenario.... if the cost is cheap enough then the demand will increase...

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