  Danny Member Username: Danny Post Number: 3893 Registered: 02-2004 Posted From: 141.217.174.229 |
Just a while ago, Channel 4 News did a domcumentary on the China Syndrome. Devin Scillian reported that Communist China is on the verge of a economic boom in manufacting jobs. In a matter of fact. In Shanghai, China, The Chinese automaker Geely not only has a mass production plant, but a small dorm-like town made from Geely workers and Geely is planning and expansion of its town, plus the company is thinking about installing a North American HQ and a "Geelytown" in Downtown Detroit. Within the next 20 years Communist RED STAR China would be the number 1 country in the world in manafacting jobs. While in the U.S. including Detroit will stuck in 1930s like depression type period. As for right now more jobs, especially in Michigan are outsouring to China, due to cheap land, and lower tax base, and cheap minimum wages. What our feeble leaders in the U.S. should do is join the global bandwagon and increase international trade and relations between RED STAR China and the U.S. before it would be " Survival of the Fittest." Any thoughts? (Message edited by danny on April 03, 2006) | ||
Bob Member Username: Bob Post Number: 900 Registered: 11-2003 Posted From: 205.188.116.137 |
At least if we have to have Geely come to the US, have them bring jobs to Detroit. Geely's headquarters on the Hudson site? | ||
Dialh4hipster Member Username: Dialh4hipster Post Number: 1531 Registered: 11-2004 Posted From: 68.61.187.234 |
Good think Kwame went to Africa to research the next economic development superpower! | ||
623kraw Member Username: 623kraw Post Number: 883 Registered: 10-2003 Posted From: 68.41.224.200 |
WOW. This was quite beneficial. Kwame found out his real name several thousand taxpayer dollars later. He's never been there? Time for a return trip, but not on his dime... | ||
Mpow Member Username: Mpow Post Number: 190 Registered: 11-2003 Posted From: 200.65.7.64 |
This from businessweek "Detroit emerged as surprising contender when Harmer discovered that there are more 1500 Mandarin-speaking engineers living in the Detroit area. This potentially an enormous asset for a company such as Geely that is trying to learn about the American market, he said. Detroit's global reputation as an automotive center and the fact that other international automakers such as Hyundai, Toyota, and Volkswagen all operate inside the Detroit metroplex also make the region attractive." |
