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From: dvdw©	3/31/2010 8:58:17 AM
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Outtake... a CEO who gets it. Q: Has the economic stimulus helped? Cardoso: "We cannot expect stimulus dollars to provide a lasting fix for the economy. Government spending cannot pull an economy out of a recession. Every dollar injected into the economy by the government must first be taxed or borrowed out of the economy, impeding new demand and creating a cycle that does not solve problems, but leads to larger government programs and higher taxes. A major legislative temptation, both nationally and here in the Commonwealth, has been to continue high government spending by balancing the budget on the backs of business. It is encouraging to see that Pennsylvania's new budget spends $524 million less than the previous one, and includes no broad-based tax increases." Note we should be looking for this guy to make an acquisition of one of our own. further comment below.... While the above statement is perfectly true. One must think about the global economy and be able to project extrapolation of a business' ability to capture international market share. Growth for Companies is categorically tied to world wide demand. So much of the global economy is still made up of parts of sums in catch up mode. Any particular National/local Resource development, combines with value added supply chain utility to create productivity for regional economic development. Bases of operations expand outward like dominoes in a game. Certain world regions require capital goods to purpose better infrastructure development, and resource utilization, those countries arrive or depart markets in an iterated fashion, any companies challenge is to be inserted into any local equations at the right times in order to prosper. Somewhere, there is always a higher degree of Non government spending, being well positioned and driven by good local partnerships. A company must cultivate channel relationships which capitalize on local conditions. In recognizing that local conditions have a history, those who've adapted themselves to local conditions become regionally enabled, have sustainable competitive advantages, even though said development will not be uniform.

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