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To: Real Man who wrote (44009)	1/10/2012 10:19:51 PM
From: ggersh	Read Replies (1) of 71475

Wt above my pay grade. -g- First thought his premise that there aren't skilled workers is total BS. "A lack of skills and a skills-mismatch preventing young people and workers from competing in a more globalized world economy;" Globalization benefitted India and Brazil only nd I'm not sure India wasn't on the way. It's always been wage arbitrage nothing more,nothing less. China has created more 100 billionaires and 10,000 millionaires maybe, that's no middle class. Clinton left office broke 12 years later he's worth 150-200 mil. he started it all with the trade deals, and we got fcuked. All JMO, I've never been to China, India or Brazil.....vbg

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