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it seems we created the mess around the world with our imperialism ideas. I wouldn't be surprised if things turned against us more in the future. We are still creating a really bad image to most of the world.
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Commented Feb 11, 2011 on Simon Johnson's morality tale at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Simon Johnson's morality tale
Simon Johnson tells a simple and compelling story: the U.S. has been afflicted by a version of the crony capitalism that has been the scourge of so many emerging markets, except that Wall Street has bought its influence and power not by bribery but by shaping the ideology of our times: In a pr...
I don't think raising tariffs is really the right move here. It will make the cost of other countries to do business with us much higher... in return, they'll raise their tariffs and just cost us more. It's incredibly expensive for us to sell a bucket truck internationally. Just shipping a bucket truck in texas is expensive.
Commented Feb 11, 2011 on Some unpleasant Keynesian arithmetic at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Some unpleasant Keynesian arithmetic
How much of a boost to economic activity will a fiscal stimulus provide? For those who believe that we have entered a Keynesian world of shortage of aggregate demand--me included--the answer depends on the Keynesian multiplier. The size of this multiplier depends in turn on three things in par...
Never been a fan of cranberry sauce. The idea of eating makes me kinda sick... not as much as eating deviled eggs though.
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Thanks for the read... keep up the good work.
Commented Feb 2, 2011 on Taste Test: Cranberry Sauce at The Green Life
Taste Test: Cranberry Sauce
Sierra shanghaied nine hungry staffers to test cranberry sauces, as a small but increasing number of growers opt to cultivate these wetland-native berries the organic way--without synthetic pesticides. For a deliciously tart, sweetly organic, or 1950s-style jellied sauce, try one of these winner...
I have to think it goes further back than the "chicken wars". I believe it started during Japans reconstruction after World War 2. They were introduced to the wests manufacturing processes much closer and began to compete for market share locally, then internationally as demand grew. Check out my site: http://www.buckettrucksonline.com for more info on bucket trucks and digger derricks.
Commented Jan 17, 2011 on The chickens have come home to roost at Dani Rodrik's weblog
The chickens have come home to roost
by Robert Lawrence, guest blogger Although we call the big three automobile companies they have basically specialized in building trucks. This left them utterly unable to respond when high gas prices shifted the market towards hybrids and more fuel efficient cars. One reason is that Americans l...
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