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[Ezine Articles] Struggling Individuals Realize The Results Of Unjust Trade Agreements: Difficult solutions for managing decreasing tax revenue, and excessive government budgets, will take much more then spending cuts to correct.  Political figures around the world must confront reality with the fact that their domestic businesses aren’t able to compete against foreign workers which get paid seventy cents per hour or even less in China.  To thrive in a global marketplace, politicians must understand that all countries require a manufacturing industry so that their countrymen produce more then debt that can be traded globally.

[AbroadPoint.com Blog] Growing Number of Foreigners in China « AbroadPoint.com Blog: From candles all the way to cars, China manufactures every single part needed to make things work and to ensure jobs within its domain which is why this country has experienced an increase in the amount of foreigners who travel there in order to get a better job compared to the ones they got at their home country. If you already assumed that people who go to work in China come from third world countries then we need to re-evaluate our understanding of the Chinese market, the fact of the matter is that most of the workers who are traveling to China looking for better opportunities include people from wealthy countries such as USA, Japan and Korea (south).

[The Market Oracle] China Plays Europe Card, Ramifications of Chinese Dollar Swap ...: With the expansion in the European Dollar Swap Window by the Chinese, the Euro currency has risen impressively. No benefit to Gold has been realized despite the USDollar slide in the last month.

[Toledo Newspaper] Outline of Toledo State of the City Address | Toledo Newspaper: While pursuing new companies to locate in Toledo is important, we cannot forget those employers who have for many years made a contribution to our local economy and we need to ensure that they continue to have the tools they need to succeed and thrive locally.

[Nealz Nuze] LETTING AMERICA THRIVE - Nealz Nuze on boortz.com: If our GDP stays exactly where it was in 2010 (not likely) and China grows at 10% per year (not likely) it would still take China over 10 years to catch the United States. There are several flaws in the Chinese economic scheme, likely to become full-blown issues, which will derail the 10% growth story.

[Gold Speculator] China Plays Europe Card - Gold Speculator: The Mexican Civil War might have frightened them off any plan to send a million Chinese to North America, equal in intensity to the realization of rising hostility and trade war with the USGovt. Somehow friction with Basque Separatists and detente with Andora versus Spain seems tame compared to roving gangs of Mexican drug lord lieutenants ready to dole out violence on US soil, whose battle lines are drawn by tribal history far more than the US press reports.

[EDF Business Blog] Not the U.S. or China, but the U.S., China and the Planet: California is taking the lead with its Million Solar Roofs initiative, creating many a job assembling, installing, and maintaining solar panels. That initiative, though, still has to be paid for by tax dollars, and it won't go on forever.

[Real-World Economics Review Blog] Speculations on uncertainty: A respectful response to Hannes ...: In any analytical system that fails to account for such limitations, in neoclassical economics for instance, of course firms and money don’t exist. In all other systems, where such limitations form the basis for theorizing, like those parts of economics connected with the reality of uncertainty, of course firms and money exist.

[PRAGMATIC CAPITALISM] PRAGMATIC CAPITALISM » » GARY SHILLING: 9 BUYS & 9 SELLS: This will be the shot heard ”˜round the world, especially by those who have the same shock and awe over China that they had for Japan in the late 1980s, right before her real estate and stock bubbles broke and she entered two decades of deflationary depression that still persists. It will also again end the decoupling myth that says developing countries can grow rapidly, independent of advanced lands to whom they export.

[China Legal Blog] Why a Successful China is a Threat to Organized Religion | China ...: Over the past twenty years or so, criticism has focused on two issues: the One-Child Policy and treatment of Chinese nationals who are religious. The former is often just a proxy for discussing abortion and freedom to procreate, while the latter deals not only with freedom to practice religion but also the ability of foreign missionaries to ply their trade in China without any restrictions.

[ginandtacos.com] ginandtacos.com » Blog Archive » THE CANARD: When I ponder the skills she'll need to thrive, I think of basic life skills, not a deep education in arts or science. I'm talking about the ability to grow and process her own food, to be handy with tools, and to be more resourceful with less.

[China Hearsay] Why a Successful China is a Threat to Organized Religion | China ...: If history proves something for China, and this being a nation which does not forget about past events so quickly, having hordes of religious zealots taking control is a surefire way for disaster. I can understand the health benefits religion offers, most religious people tend to be somewhat happier with their imaginary friend watching over them, but given the choice I would think Scientific progress will in the longer run provide healthier lives as well.

[Lorinov's Blog] Just When Do We Get Serious About the Economy and Cut the CRAP?: Or if the judicial branch decides they are little Caesars and use court ruling to impose their own personal agendas on the nation and no one does anything about removing such judges from the bench or Congress fails to grill them on the carpet then our checks and balances system does not work. In fact, in order for that system to work all three of our branches of government (judicial, legislative, and executive) MUST be vigilant and unafraid to question or get to the bottom of things.

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