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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (138586)1/25/2018 4:27:39 PM
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"Trump will not make America great by destroying the dollar."

The fact is the US greenback needs to drop or other world currencies have to rise. It will make products more competitive on the world markets.

If you watched the pre dinner meeting at Davos today. 19 of the worlds top business leaders said they were now going to increase their investments by $ Billions in the US. Because of the tax drop & new friendly business climate.


Companies included Adidas, Siemens, Nestle, Deloitte, Nokia, Volvo and many others all announcing new US investment in the $billions. It is hard to say that will not a benefit to the American economy.

Trump was elected to benefit the US and it's people. Not babysit the rest of the world.

Canada's Trudeau sat down with U.S. corporate and financial leaders Wednesday for a private round table in Davos, Switzerland, to discuss the importance of the North American Free Trade Agreement.

Uncertainty over the future of NAFTA and, therefore, over Canada's preferred access to the U.S. market, makes the pitch for more business investment challenging.

So Trudeau stressed if they invested in Canada. Equal number of Male / Female is the goal he wants to see. Not mentioning or qualifying the statement, by skills or qualifications or the types of industries it would be applied to.

If he wants a free trade agreement with the US then put the dairy and poultry industries to US producers on the table as a bargaining chip. It would reduce prices to Canadian consumers. They are presently largely protected from American competition.

But it's not always a slam dunk.
In 2016, Trudeau and his ministers met with the head of General Motors in a bid to ensure its Oshawa plant continue. It remains open, but this past December GM announced it is scaling back production of the plant and cutting worker shifts. For auto makers having plants on both sides of the border under the auto pack agreement. On average many of the parts cross the border 7 times before the unit they go into rolls off the assembly line. Ups makes a fortune but it raises the end cost to the consumer. Not efficient !



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