This is why there are no jobs in America anymore....Globalization (death, Clinton)

[Genonfire]

The Death of American Manufacturing | Economy | theTrumpet.com by the Philadelphia Church of God






The greedy CEO's, owners and shareholders in combination of past government policies has led to most jobs leaving the country.

[NJBest]

It's a myth. There are plenty of jobs in America. Just not manufacturing jobs.

[GregW]

So very true. We have the best government money can buy and it has.

[VTHokieFan]

Originally Posted by Genonfire

The Death of American Manufacturing | Economy | theTrumpet.com by the Philadelphia Church of God






The greedy CEO's, owners and shareholders in combination of past government policies has led to most jobs leaving the country.

How is moving manufacturing to cheaper parts of the world greedy?

[hnsq]

So why aren't factory workers studying finance at night?

I also have a strong feeling that you would revolt if an entry level Dell laptop cost $5,500, but was made 100% in America.

[GregW]

Because it reduces the company’s cost by sacrificing the social obligation any corporation has to the society that protects the investors from full liability for losses. This failure is driven by the owners and the financier’s greed for ever increasing profits instead of being satisfied by producing high quality products at reasonable prices using our own labor

[workingclasshero]

Originally Posted by Genonfire

The Death of American Manufacturing | Economy | theTrumpet.com by the Philadelphia Church of God






The greedy CEO's, owners and shareholders in combination of past government policies has led to most jobs leaving the country.

yep liberalism at its best...

thank the liberals for the globalist (socialist) movement....freetrade started with brzezinski (mentor of carter, bush1, clinton, and obama)

as ross perot said when he debated clinton..."you will hear the sucking sound" of jobs leaving........


liberals are killing this country

[HappyTexan]

Offshoring for cheap labor started 50 years ago.
There is no turning back the clock.

[NJBest]

The greedy ones are those who promote cheaper manufacturing by shopping at walmart just to save $50 on a pair of jeans.

[hnsq]

Originally Posted by GregW

Because it reduces the company’s cost by sacrificing the social obligation any corporation has to the society that protects the investors from full liability for losses. This failure is driven by the owners and the financier’s greed for ever increasing profits instead of being satisfied by producing high quality products at reasonable prices using our own labor

Direct question: Have you ever shopped at Target or Wal-Mart, or have you ever bought a car?

If so, would you be willing to pay double for a new car?