Mau ikutan oret2. Kalo air panas di campur sama air dingin, Pasti nantinya yg panas akan ngurangin panasnya, yg dingin akan menambah suhunya.
Produk Meksiko bisa laku di Amrik karena murah. Karena laku, perusahaan menjadi kaya. Karena perusahaan tambah kaya si karyawan akan banyak nuntut. Ya harga produknya jadi naek. Di amrik sendiri, kalo mau survive, ya mau ga mau ambil langkah ga populer. Ngurangin gaji karyawan, kurangin orang, apus bonus, dll Kalo si Hefner curhat, ya biasalah. Orang kaya yg sedang jatoh miskin emang tipikal. PAdahal semiskin2nya AS masih jauh lebih miskin Mexico. Masih aja negara miskin di sirikin. --- In [email protected], "suryana" <gsuryana@...> wrote: > > Thomas Heffner termasuk masyarakat yg peduli dengan terjadinya krisis di > Amerika. > Yg menjadi pertanyaan dengan selisih upah kerja yg bisa dibilang berbeda > jauh, yang mana yg harus dirubah ?, bila negara Mexico dinaikan upah > kerjanya otomatis akan terjadi inflasi tidak karuan, bila upah pekerja di > Amerika di turunkan, bisa terjadi krisis sosial lebih besar. > Bila pajak yg dimainkan, berapa besar persentasi agar menjadi sepadan ?, dan > otomatis WTO akan kena tuding tidak fair. > > Seperti diketahui utk barang barang konsumtif semodel pakaian, sepatu dan > sejenisnya, labor cost murah menjadi tujuan utama pengusaha karena memang > tidak membutuhkan skill tertentu, berbeda dengan barang jenis hi tech, > sedang utk produk hi tech umumnya tidak menampung pekerja banyak. > > Sepertinya Amerika masih kusut masai, sayangnya hal ini oleh Indonesia malah > di pandang sebaliknya, semisal export ke Amerika tidak significant, lha > selama export masih bisa digenjot ke Amerika mengapa tidak ?, selama > Indonesia masih menjadi anak manis Amerika, mengapa menyia nyia kan > kesempatan ini, semisal harga dari mexico murah maka dengan produk dari > Indonesia menjadi lebih mahal, karena biaya transportasi cukup tinggi, > dengan adanya produk dari Indonesia, minimal pemerintah Amerika bisa > melakukan tekanan kepada Mexico bahwa harganya tidak normal karena bla bla > bla ( khusus bla bla bla mah Amerika sudah kapalan deh ). > > sur. ( :o)) di persorry bila oretan ku tidak masuk diakal ) > +++ > > by Thomas Heffner on October 12, 2011 - 7:56am > We are currently in one-sided "free" trade pacts like the North American > Free Trade Agreement, which have put us at a major disadvantage in both the > global economy and our economy at home. Few are aware that NAFTA has > rendered us uncompetitive in the world economy, destroyed our industrial > base, caused us to outsource most of our production and killed most of our > manufacturing jobs. > > Imagine if Congress decided that a single state, such as California or > Michigan, was in desperate need of jobs and investment and made dramatic > changes to boost that state's economy. > > Imagine Congress did the following for only one American state: > > - Dropped the minimum wage to $3 per hour > - Exempted them from child labor laws > - Expanded the work week > - Reduced health and work place safety laws > - Banned unions > - Reduced protection for the environment > > Wouldn't that be ridiculous? Well, that is exactly what NAFTA did for > Mexico, to the detriment of the entire United States. These lopsided "free" > trade deals put American workers in direct competition with workers in other > countries who earn much lower wages. To produce here in America, > manufacturers would need to pay their workers $18-20 per hour. That same > product can be produced right across the border in Mexico, at wage rates of > just $3 per hour, and then shipped back to the U.S. > duty-and-restriction-free. > > The United States has literally incentivized the off-shoring of American > jobs through "free" trade and tax breaks to companies that outsource. No > U.S. manufacturers can compete with those conditions. They are closing up, > selling out or leaving the country. NAFTA has been instrumental in rendering > our economy totally uncompetitive. It has also caused millions of our jobs > to leave the country. > > President Obama and many in Congress now want to extend this one-sided trade > arrangement to South Korea and all other Asian nations. It is being sold > under the false pretense that it will help our exports, not mentioning that > it will more than double our imports and shut down more of our factories. > > If the KORUS FTA (Korean-U.S. Free Trade Agreement) passes, all parts of our > economy; manufacturing, trade, banking and finance will then be covered in > the agreement. Our economy will be supervised and controlled by the WTO > (World Trade Organization). The American government as you know it will be a > thing of the past. We will no longer be self-governed, self-managed and we > will no longer be free. > > We must turn these trade agreements into fair trade deals that will create > an equal market place - one where American companies can compete in the > largest global economy - the United States. Only then will we have jobs, and > we will be able, once again, to produce for ourselves. > ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/ <*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional <*> To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/join (Yahoo! ID required) <*> To change settings via email: [email protected] [email protected] <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [email protected] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
