>I was thinking.  If we lose that many jobs whenever we
>buy foreign products,  what does that say about buying
>everything electronic from ("made in")china??

Maybe.

>Or the
>millions of Cars we buy from Germany and Japan (or
>Korea for that matter)??

Maybe not - Alan Petrillo posted an article a while back about car 
companies merging, which showed that some of the "foreign" cars are 
more American than the American cars.

>Chrysler was recently bought
>out from Daimiler-Benz wasn't it??

"The U.S. tax system puts global companies at a decisive 
disadvantage," John Loffredo, the vice president and chief tax 
counsel for Chrysler and its successor, DaimlerChrysler, told a 
hearing of the House Ways and Means Committee on June 30, 1999, just 
20 years after his predecessors had gone, hat in hand, to beg 
Congress for a bailout. "This issue became a major concern and when 
the time came to choose whether the new company should be a U.S. 
company or a foreign company, management chose a company organized 
under the laws of Germany."

http://www.tompaine.com/feature.cfm?ID=4190
Chrysler Opted Out Of Taxes
Adapted From The Book, The Cheating Of America

>Have you opened up a subject that could be expanded to
>other things??

But I think it's not so simple.

Best

Keith

>Thanks for getting me thinking!!
>
>Curtis
>
>
>--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I read somewhere that for every million dollars we
>spend to buy foreign products we lose so many jobs in
>the US.  I forget the numbers but it was staggering
>how many jobs are lost because of America's dependence
>on foreign oil.  I would have to think that this would
>include MTBE from Canada as well. The people who wrote
>this report didn't say just jobs in the Midwest or on
>the coasts.  Just that they were American jobs.  Even
>if it was only produced in the Midwest it would be
>good for the whole country.
>
> George
>
> >
> >
> >
> > >Why are there no ethanol plants in NY,CA? does
> > nothing grow in these
> > >states???? Do they not have ports to import "cheap"
> > corn to make ETOH?
> > >Does California produce all their own dino-fuel, or
> > did they support
> > >building a pipeline down from Alaska.
> > >
> > >I think there ought to be an added tax on any
> > Ethanol shipped out of
> > >a state else the people that paid for these plants
> > are not going to
> > >realize the cost savings of local production. Why
> > doesn't CA have
> > >enough ethanol plants, the Federal Gov't has been
> > begging and paying
> > >for them for a while and its only getting better.
> > >
> > >Come on "Coasties" put on your thinking caps and
> > figure out ways to
> > >make ethanol and biodiesel and get with the
> > program.


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