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To: LAWRENCE C. who wrote (4300)	1/17/2004 9:24:02 PM
From: LAWRENCE C.	Respond to of 23958

Chinese buying of raw materials contributes to rising commodity prices. Is there structural overcapacity in China???? Will Chinese automakers become a threat to the worlds other automakers? First Japan build simple items, then they moved on to more complex items. China has an abundance of cheap labor. China has morphed into a communistic capitalistic country or more precisely a totalitarian capitalistic country. We continue to lose our manufacturing to other countries. China and other low wage countries are beating us at capitalism. Isn't that ironic? Japanese countries partner with US universities.