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Solon Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Dec-27-06 06:47 PM
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30. Talk about a reversal! Toyotas and Hondas could still be sold here...
But GM and Ford, I think NOT! At least most of their trucks and SUVs. That's kinda funny, in a way.
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  -Idea : Everything sold in the US MUST be made here...simple? cthrumatrix  Dec-26-06 08:07 PM   #0 
  - Even 60% would do the trick. As it is, I really have a hard time  Cleita   Dec-26-06 08:30 PM   #1 
  - Just a gut feeling (since I'm no expert on these issues)  Gentle Giant   Dec-26-06 08:32 PM   #2 
  - There is still a lot of infrastructure here for a start, not to mention  Cleita   Dec-26-06 08:36 PM   #4 
  - Plenty of money to send the machinery East  PsN2Wind   Dec-26-06 10:24 PM   #20 
  - LOLOLOL  BlooInBloo   Dec-26-06 08:33 PM   #3 
  - I would go for a mandatory percentage being made in USA  madokie   Dec-26-06 08:38 PM   #5 
  - You can go about this in these ways.  Cleita   Dec-26-06 08:42 PM   #10 
  - Sounds kind of like a band-aid.  Kiouni   Dec-26-06 08:38 PM   #6 
  - I can purchase something I want from anyone I want  RGBolen   Dec-26-06 08:39 PM   #7 
  - Countries that now supply the USA with finished goods...  tuvor   Dec-26-06 08:41 PM   #8 
  - Trade is good. How about we do more exporting?  quantessd   Dec-26-06 08:42 PM   #9 
  - Wasn't that the definition of a third world country a while back?  doc03   Dec-26-06 10:43 PM   #23 
  - No, I was absolutely not being sarcastic!  quantessd   Dec-26-06 11:09 PM   #25 
     - Trade Balance?????  doc03   Dec-27-06 06:38 PM   #29 
  - Because corporations/businesses that produce agricultural products  JDPriestly   Dec-26-06 11:37 PM   #26 
     - True, not everyone will profit from US exports. But, so?  quantessd   Dec-26-06 11:45 PM   #27 
     - and, there is such a thing as the Trade Deficit. (EOM)  quantessd   Dec-27-06 12:15 AM   #28 
  - It's too late - there are a least six more free trade deals being signed  partylessinOhio   Dec-26-06 08:50 PM   #11 
  - Read THIS and get back to me...  ret5hd   Dec-26-06 09:06 PM   #12 
  - I'd start by having the federal government setting a preferential option for  Lydia Leftcoast   Dec-26-06 09:09 PM   #13 
  - You can't really not allow imports. There are those who want  Cleita   Dec-26-06 09:37 PM   #19 
  - And the products being imported pretty much rubbish too.  HypnoToad   Dec-26-06 09:11 PM   #14 
  - I think this is a horrible idea  nick303   Dec-26-06 09:17 PM   #15 
  - That's an incredibly stupid idea  Hippo_Tron   Dec-26-06 09:19 PM   #16 
  - Something has to be done. Laissez-faire, let the market place  Cleita   Dec-26-06 09:35 PM   #17 
     - I agree that government has to intervene in the economy...  Hippo_Tron   Dec-26-06 10:28 PM   #21 
  - We have always had this problem.  A Simple Game   Dec-26-06 09:37 PM   #18 
  - Do we still have "duty-free" stores? Why?  TahitiNut   Dec-26-06 10:29 PM   #22 
  - Deleted message  Name removed   Dec-26-06 10:46 PM   #24 
  - Talk about a reversal! Toyotas and Hondas could still be sold here...  Solon   Dec-27-06 06:47 PM   #30 
 

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