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dixiegrrrrl

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3. and this:

Reply to RKP5637 (Reply #1)

Fri Jul 27, 2012, 10:40 PM

Jul 2012

"Not only are they giving up the ability to produce the products they once produced, they have given the technology of producing those products away. Another area in which we are not too astute in is that the folks that we have given these capabilities to have no regard for patent rights, trade marks, copyrights, or proprietary information. It's going to be humorous watching high-priced New York lawyers spouting their rhetoric in foreign kangaroo courts."

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One of the best articles I have ever read on the subject of outsourcing and where it will lead us. [View all] airplaneman Jul 2012 OP

This is an exceptionally excellent article. And the last two paragraphs say RKP5637 Jul 2012 #1

I doubt it. You can manufacture anywhere...but if you don't have the raw materials that is when you dkf Jul 2012 #2

That's quite true, but increasing technology to boost efficiency does not RKP5637 Jul 2012 #4

I have no doubt we will be seeing this happen. dkf Jul 2012 #7

I see the problem as something much bigger than you can manufacture anywhere. airplaneman Jul 2012 #6

and this: dixiegrrrrl Jul 2012 #3

We've seen a lot happen in our lifetimes. I recall when young if you RKP5637 Jul 2012 #5

reading James Michener's "Caribbean" Locrian Jul 2012 #8

There are two problems: reformist2 Jul 2012 #9

right Locrian Jul 2012 #10

Exactly - we should be sharing/enjoying the wealth, not getting increasingly frantic. reformist2 Jul 2012 #12

The argument fails in the third paragraph 1-Old-Man Jul 2012 #11