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Politics : Stockman Scott's Political Debate Porch

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From: TigerPaw5/17/2005 11:39:08 PM
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The Bush administration warned China on Tuesday that it could be cited as a currency manipulator and face economic sanctions unless it moves swiftly to overhaul its currency system.

news.yahoo.com

Sooner or later China will stop linking it's currency
to the U.S. dollar. When that happens there will be a huge
rise in inflation as Chinese goods cost more. The factories
that were once in the U.S. to build these goods will be long
gone so there will be no one to produce the goods domesticly.
China will get an immense windfall profit. The U.S. will have no
real recourse since the goods are currently artificially cheap
and it will not be economicly feasible for the U.S. or another
supplier to replace them at that price.

Economicly, China will have her way with us.
Assume the position!


The administration has come under increasing pressure as America's trade deficit with China has soared to record levels, hitting $162 billion last year, the biggest deficit ever recorded with any country.

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