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What is it about fair, equal, and balanced foreign trade that you don't understand?
BRILLIANTeconomics=to expensive=no sale="consumer sets the price"
I totally disagreeWhat is it about fair, equal, and balanced foreign trade that you don't understand?
Sonny, you agreed with me earlier so you know we're on the same side... but let me take a shot at this...
I personally don't want "fair/equal/balanced" trade deals... I want deals which are to OUR advantage. If you sit down to negotiate a new car deal with the salesman, do you want a "fair/equal/balanced" deal, where the salesman gets a fair commission, the dealership makes a fair profit, you get a price that is no less than anyone else? Or do you want the best deal for YOU? The problem with our trade deals now is that they were made by people who wanted "fair/equal/balanced" deals... but those put is at a disadvantage because we can't pay our laborers $1 a day plus a bowl of rice. And this is WHY we need tariffs on the products THEY import to us.
No tariffs. And why would tax dollars be used to "rebuild"? Rebuild what? Use tax dollars for what?Thank you for bringing up, I appreciate it. Yes, everyone needs to talk about it, understand it, and push to correct the tremendous social and economic damage since the 50's when we started rebuilding Japan's economy.I hear a lot of opposite party bashing. Always have but with none or little explanation. Id like to debate individual issues. Can we debate trade policies?
Tariffs being all but illiminated caused this job problem. It took some time after tariffs were lowered and iliminated for greed to take over but it reared its head in the late 60's and we have the problems with jobs and taxes that we have now.
Well...what if we still had tariffs and we didn't have to use tax dollars to rebuild?
Less of them would be made as demand is not high enough, the price would be adjusted down or the item would cease to be sold entirely as there is no profit to be made.FA, what would happen if an item on the shelf at 5.00 and no one bought it because it was to expensive?
How about you make the relevant point.
*sigh*no FA. I don't know exactly what wages would do but it only makes sense that the manufacturer wants to sell. He will sell a lot more if mostly every one can afford
the products. If the wanted to profit then the products would have to be affordable, period.
I was ninja'dNo tariffs. And why would tax dollars be used to "rebuild"? Rebuild what? Use tax dollars for what?Thank you for bringing up, I appreciate it. Yes, everyone needs to talk about it, understand it, and push to correct the tremendous social and economic damage since the 50's when we started rebuilding Japan's economy.I hear a lot of opposite party bashing. Always have but with none or little explanation. Id like to debate individual issues. Can we debate trade policies?
Tariffs being all but illiminated caused this job problem. It took some time after tariffs were lowered and iliminated for greed to take over but it reared its head in the late 60's and we have the problems with jobs and taxes that we have now.
Well...what if we still had tariffs and we didn't have to use tax dollars to rebuild?
Less of them would be made as demand is not high enough, the price would be adjusted down or the item would cease to be sold entirely as there is no profit to be made.FA, what would happen if an item on the shelf at 5.00 and no one bought it because it was to expensive?
How about you make the relevant point.
I did...you missed it
so did sonny but I think he misses about 21 out of 24 hrs a day
?A rolex?? lol...why not a 257 foot motor yacht...jeez...you know, when a person goes to extreme t
in an attempt to prove failed policy you lose credibility..
...try maybe a loaf of bread.
My plan is very simple. Fair, equal, and balanced foreign trade with our trading partners. Go to Dictionary.com and look up what fair means, what equal means, and what balanced means. Those three words have very simple meanings.[/QUOTE]NO TARIFFS -- THERE IS NO NEED FOR TARIFFS .......... fair, equal, and balanced trade would fix the problem.
Really?! Give us your plan?
IOW, you have no idea. Those words do have simple meanings. So simple, in fact, that they do not contain one iota of actual policy or idea for trade policy.My plan is very simple. Fair, equal, and balanced foreign trade with our trading partners. Go to Dictionary.com and look up what fair means, what equal means, and what balanced means. Those three words have very simple meanings.NO TARIFFS -- THERE IS NO NEED FOR TARIFFS .......... fair, equal, and balanced trade would fix the problem.
Really?! Give us your plan?
