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Strategies & Market Trends : New US Economy Policy

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To: Arthur Tang who wrote (154)	5/11/1998 12:23:00 PM
From: Arthur Tang	Read Replies (1) of 435

The new economy and complementary economies? China, Japan, Canada and now Mexico are our complementary economies. Not because of our exports to them, but because of their products imported into United States that kept us from inflation problems. If they do not export to us, we have to be self sufficient; we have to have automation to balance our cost and shortages of man power. However, soon, two major complementary economies will not be suitable for us. One had slowed down to sell to the United states. Jogging shoes is out of style with classic clothing design. TV, HI-FI and radios are in the woes of changing to digital signals. The other continue to build small cars which our growing families can no longer use. Mexico will continue to become more and more important to us, because of food production. They are now moving up to processed foods. They can take out our weather changes, and supply us with inexpensive products. Canada being a cooler climate can only supply us resources such as metals and some wheat production. We have to develop with them more cooperation in order to complement our needs in our economy.

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