Woodyz no International Economist, but: The movement of USer jobs - TopicsExpress

Woodyz no International Economist, but: The movement of USer jobs overseas is designed to create markets for the manufactured crap in the locales where the new jobs are settled. The jobs expand the markets. It is for that reason that the USer market is no longer vital, and why the Owners can be less careful not to upset USer consumers. With these new jobs and new consumers, the global marketplace no longer needs the US to be as strong as was formerly necessary, and so we get to eat shit and pound sand if we dont like it. https://facebook/photo.php?fbid=657364904299443&set=a.440086716027264.90669.155232001179405&type=1

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