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jacquelope Donating Member (364 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Mar-11-11 05:46 AM
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3. Go around?
If you bar out-of-country contractor work outright, how can they get around that?

And down the line the kind of tariffs I would be talking about would target any country we have a significant trade deficit with. I know about the tire tariff situation - that was poorly planned and I said way back that it was an incomplete move. They should have tariffed all the low wage nations producing tires. Or we could just do what SK does. :D

Either that or we could just let the trade deficit and the attendant rising debt ruin the dollar until all imports become too expensive in a natural way. We seem to be headed for that reality if we stay our current course.

As for employee-owned companies - I'd be willing to push for that as part of a 1-2 punch.
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