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Strategies & Market Trends : New US Economy Policy

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From: Arthur Tang	12/24/2007 7:10:27 AM
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Since 1995, US had a emphasis on fully automated production equipment to package goods to put into stores. ie. A milk container plant without a single human worker was built with blow mold of plastic bottles to filling it with milk and ship out homogenized. This is the plan to help labor shortage. A production plant like that can last over 100 years. In the mean time our economy of $6 trillion dollars in 1990, has projected to $18 trillion in 2010. The reason is the continued building of shelf space(three fold increase) in new stores. Availability of merchandise build economy, and provided jobs to handle all the merchandise. No recession in sight, because of obsolescence and replacement theory practiced by manufacturers. After we stabilized our economy at $18 trillion; we will be fine tuning our standard of living; adding new merchandises of more time savings for daily lives, will be using new technology of abundant resources; and recycling technology will be emphasized. Economy will then leveled off, pending population increase.

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