http://www.sourcing-from-china.com/is-there-some-benefit-that-i-do-not-understand-to-assuring-chinas-economic-growth-and-financial-security/ Sourcing from china review. china products sourcing,sourcing in china Tue, 26 Oct 2010 07:33:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.sourcing-from-china.com/is-there-some-benefit-that-i-do-not-understand-to-assuring-chinas-economic-growth-and-financial-security/comment-page-1/#comment-4842 Payne Aiken Sun, 25 Oct 2009 13:55:01 +0000 http://www.sourcing-from-china.com/is-there-some-benefit-that-i-do-not-understand-to-assuring-chinas-economic-growth-and-financial-security/#comment-4842 Yes, there is a reason for Clinton's concern for helping China over protecting our own - one that has to do with far more than the "level economic playing field" we get black-mailed into - money in his pocket from those who benefit the most by access to cheap labor and unfettered use of questionable resources and materials in China. You know, the ones who'd fill the store shelves with lead toys for our kids this Christmas. Yes, there is a reason for Clinton’s concern for helping China over protecting our own – one that has to do with far more than the “level economic playing field” we get black-mailed into – money in his pocket from those who benefit the most by access to cheap labor and unfettered use of questionable resources and materials in China.
You know, the ones who’d fill the store shelves with lead toys for our kids this Christmas.

]]> http://www.sourcing-from-china.com/is-there-some-benefit-that-i-do-not-understand-to-assuring-chinas-economic-growth-and-financial-security/comment-page-1/#comment-4841 Anonymous Sun, 25 Oct 2009 07:19:03 +0000 http://www.sourcing-from-china.com/is-there-some-benefit-that-i-do-not-understand-to-assuring-chinas-economic-growth-and-financial-security/#comment-4841 Actually it was Nixon who first opened the door to trade with China. Actually it was Nixon who first opened the door to trade with China.

]]> http://www.sourcing-from-china.com/is-there-some-benefit-that-i-do-not-understand-to-assuring-chinas-economic-growth-and-financial-security/comment-page-1/#comment-4840 Simon Templar Sun, 25 Oct 2009 03:15:49 +0000 http://www.sourcing-from-china.com/is-there-some-benefit-that-i-do-not-understand-to-assuring-chinas-economic-growth-and-financial-security/#comment-4840 Your high standard of living my friend Your high standard of living my friend

]]> http://www.sourcing-from-china.com/is-there-some-benefit-that-i-do-not-understand-to-assuring-chinas-economic-growth-and-financial-security/comment-page-1/#comment-4839 ? sky3000 ? Sun, 25 Oct 2009 02:32:09 +0000 http://www.sourcing-from-china.com/is-there-some-benefit-that-i-do-not-understand-to-assuring-chinas-economic-growth-and-financial-security/#comment-4839 I don't agree with the total free trade with China. I think we should be applying tariffs to offset the cheap labor and lack of regulation. However, I still hold to the following concept. There are two ways that both China and the U.S. can continue to develop. One is trading and the other is invading. I prefer trading. This was started with Nixon and Kissinger. They felt that China was a future power on this globe and we had those two choices. Ignoring them would force the invasion choice, so why not be proactive and at least attempt to shape what kind of relationship we would have with China. Favorable status....means we just might stay out of Cold War II. I don’t agree with the total free trade with China. I think we should be applying tariffs to offset the cheap labor and lack of regulation.
However, I still hold to the following concept. There are two ways that both China and the U.S. can continue to develop. One is trading and the other is invading. I prefer trading.
This was started with Nixon and Kissinger. They felt that China was a future power on this globe and we had those two choices. Ignoring them would force the invasion choice, so why not be proactive and at least attempt to shape what kind of relationship we would have with China. Favorable status….means we just might stay out of Cold War II.

]]> http://www.sourcing-from-china.com/is-there-some-benefit-that-i-do-not-understand-to-assuring-chinas-economic-growth-and-financial-security/comment-page-1/#comment-4838 legendof Sat, 24 Oct 2009 23:14:10 +0000 http://www.sourcing-from-china.com/is-there-some-benefit-that-i-do-not-understand-to-assuring-chinas-economic-growth-and-financial-security/#comment-4838 It helps all of the rich businessmen (who fund politicians' political campaigns) put more cash in their pockets. Of course, our current administration has encouraged this even more than the previous one. It helps all of the rich businessmen (who fund politicians’ political campaigns) put more cash in their pockets. Of course, our current administration has encouraged this even more than the previous one.

]]> http://www.sourcing-from-china.com/is-there-some-benefit-that-i-do-not-understand-to-assuring-chinas-economic-growth-and-financial-security/comment-page-1/#comment-4837 bejabber Sat, 24 Oct 2009 17:11:20 +0000 http://www.sourcing-from-china.com/is-there-some-benefit-that-i-do-not-understand-to-assuring-chinas-economic-growth-and-financial-security/#comment-4837 Doesn't it ever seem to you that very few of our Presidents or for that matter politicians in general really care much for the welfare of the citizens of the USA...notwithstanding the wealthier ones of course.. I wish i had the answer for you, but it is a very, very good question, a scarey one too if you think about it... Doesn’t it ever seem to you that very few of our Presidents or for that matter politicians in general really care much for the welfare of the citizens of the USA…notwithstanding the wealthier ones of course.. I wish i had the answer for you, but it is a very, very good question, a scarey one too if you think about it…

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