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Politics : Dutch Central Bank Sale Announcement Imminent?

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To: sea_urchin who wrote (22199)	12/17/2004 11:57:02 AM
From: The Wharf	Read Replies (2) of 80964

You are right fail no but decrease in value it has or we would not be importing at the rate we are. The question becomes can the service industry support the whole of the nation? How to encapsulate what I think and this is the best I can do. Our social security system recommends we invest in corp. growth hopefully growth will be sufficient to offset inflation. Companies fail far more often than they survive. This is in a nut shell what concerns me as the small operator will ever operate need based but the assumption is now that our listed companies will be a largest core part of the nations long range secure growth. Then i think of where is expansion taking place it is not exactly locally. One can get a very good secretary for about $40,000 the superior could be making about $300,000 figures get wider all the way to the top where the final ratio is now 500/1. I honestly bless China as she makes our life style here possible but she can't off set the service industries costs. I think her labor savings have been capped out. The next round if i am right will be her interior corporate growth will be in competition with ours. Younger solid companies are not so burdened with yesterdays costs. The question then becomes can our pro friendly corp tax laws be enough to entice China's companies to operate out of here ? We have one of the finest higher education systems in the world I don't think that the top few we turn out are going to be sufficient to maintain the whole. Balanced trade relies on need of one product from one area and purchase of need product from another area. I attempt to find superior area in medical products yet i see in the drug industry if the innovations stems from here the cost are so prohibitive that people even within our own government are attempting to off set those costs by buying from other nations. The whole now finds name brands are changing so the results of the few are not spreading locally. We have less income for many and more income for few. That problem starts to look like what underdeveloped nations have faced. Where am I wrong?

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