Who woulda thunk it??

Nuggler

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How is this a good thing?


I dunno, Petros, maybe it's not. If I was some unemployed Southern fella, and needed a job, and some Chinese owned factory said they'd hire me, I'd go work for them.

In a perfect world wherein companies stayed in Canada and the U.S. and didn't offshore, this probably wouldn't happen. Not for any ideological reason; but, it probably wouldn't make economic sense.

Few people complain that Toyota has a plant in Ont. Yes, I know they're Japanese owned, not Chinese.

Did you watch the video??
 

Bar Sinister

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This certainly should not be surprising. South Korea, Taiwan, and Japan all started out as manufacturers of cheap, easy-to-produce-goods before they became major investors worldwide. Expect more of it. China now has over 300,000 millionaires. Not all of that money is going to stay in China.
 

JLM

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How is this a good thing?

Isn't foreign investment a good thing? I think the U.S. is pretty broke right now.

This certainly should not be surprising. South Korea, Taiwan, and Japan all started out as manufacturers of cheap, easy-to-produce-goods before they became major investors worldwide. Expect more of it. China now has over 300,000 millionaires. Not all of that money is going to stay in China.

Small potatoes - I'd bet 3 or 4% of Canadians are millionaires.
 

Nuggler

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Isn't foreign investment a good thing? I think the U.S. is pretty broke right now.



Small potatoes - I'd bet 3 or 4% of Canadians are millionaires.



:glasses3:Yep, ablosuitly. I'm working on my second million right now.



First one caved.:3some: