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09-23-2008, 05:52 AM
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im curious, what is this actually meant to mean??
Invest Nothing in America?!? why would they?? surely the chinese will invest in China??
i agree on the whole, the company i used to work for has recently gone bankrupt due to a chinese firm copying their unique product line, and reselling it globally cheaper, flaunting patent laws.
however i do feel, i cannot critisise any "inferior" interiors or body work that may be on this, as the JK is hardly "built to last" anyways and is the worst vehicle i have come across in a good while for shoddy build and quality - def a vast canyon of difference compared to the market trends today
Invest Nothing in America?!? why would they?? surely the chinese will invest in China??
i agree on the whole, the company i used to work for has recently gone bankrupt due to a chinese firm copying their unique product line, and reselling it globally cheaper, flaunting patent laws.
however i do feel, i cannot critisise any "inferior" interiors or body work that may be on this, as the JK is hardly "built to last" anyways and is the worst vehicle i have come across in a good while for shoddy build and quality - def a vast canyon of difference compared to the market trends today
09-23-2008, 04:55 PM
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im curious, what is this actually meant to mean??
Invest Nothing in America?!? why would they?? surely the chinese will invest in China??
i agree on the whole, the company i used to work for has recently gone bankrupt due to a chinese firm copying their unique product line, and reselling it globally cheaper, flaunting patent laws.
however i do feel, i cannot critisise any "inferior" interiors or body work that may be on this, as the JK is hardly "built to last" anyways and is the worst vehicle i have come across in a good while for shoddy build and quality - def a vast canyon of difference compared to the market trends today
Invest Nothing in America?!? why would they?? surely the chinese will invest in China??
i agree on the whole, the company i used to work for has recently gone bankrupt due to a chinese firm copying their unique product line, and reselling it globally cheaper, flaunting patent laws.
however i do feel, i cannot critisise any "inferior" interiors or body work that may be on this, as the JK is hardly "built to last" anyways and is the worst vehicle i have come across in a good while for shoddy build and quality - def a vast canyon of difference compared to the market trends today
I think you're on the wrong website? The "Too-busy-glueing-wood-to-the-dash-to-build-a-proper-Jeep" website is elswhere.
As for Your comment on China, if you can't get angry at "Ants" stealing your job, check your pulse, sounds like you're dead. Or maybe just a Labour-Blair-Brown supporter liberal Communist.
If you come on this website crapping on the JK like that you're gonna get stomped. Or do you work for Toyota and you're being paid to Troll here.
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10-02-2008, 05:24 AM
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I would rather pay the price for American built. I hate giving any money to China. Everything they make is substandard and we are forced to buy because nothing is made here anymore.
10-03-2008, 08:29 AM
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It is the Chinese government 'lend' you money to buy good. Here is how it works:
Chinese companies and foreign invested companies in China sell large amounts of good to US, and uncle Sam pays green paper to the Chinese, they in turn buy US treasury bonds to keep an even balance in the national accounts. Uncle Sam increases money supply by selling more treasury bonds to the rest of the world, and US get cheaper goods to buy (in the short term, but inflation in the long term)
Chinese companies and foreign invested companies in China sell large amounts of good to US, and uncle Sam pays green paper to the Chinese, they in turn buy US treasury bonds to keep an even balance in the national accounts. Uncle Sam increases money supply by selling more treasury bonds to the rest of the world, and US get cheaper goods to buy (in the short term, but inflation in the long term)