so it looks possible to imagine an increase in exports simply acting on the financial
side. This is true if the production system is efficient; once you have destroyed or relocated it
it doesn't work like this. As I use to say to my customers when they want something that must be produced
'I can't get it from a shelf', it takes time and effort to manufacture it.
Massimo Portolani
On 23/mar/05, at 06:51, soula avramidis wrote:
What the article does not say is that after many years of import dependency it takes time to revamp US prodcution structure towards the export market. old habits die hard.
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Eubulides <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
http://news.ft.com/cms/s/6b2db674-9a53-11d9-a094-00000e2511c8.html
US exporters fail to reap benefits of lower dollar
By Christopher Swann in Washington
Published: March 21 2005 21:54 | Last updated: March 21 2005 21:54
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