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When the government first introduced free trade on products manufactured in other countries but not assembled in other countries, companies in North America had assembly plants and people had jobs, paid income tax, and the countries (Canada and US) and have a clean air quality. Now that anything can be shipped into North America and we have very high unemployment, people are losing their homes and the government is running out of money. The age of retirement is going higher, because they are hoping that everyone dies off before collecting old age pension and there will be less jobs for the younger people, who are already struggling.
we do not have the most billionaires by any stretch most of the worlds billionaires are in hungry budapest region dont ask me why but thats where most of them are
plus as for what we make the best of yes this list sux
we should put fast food chains since most of them did start here so yes the US made the world fat
Apple computer us based company parts from asia
Nike us shoe company shoes made in you guessed it asia
Guess clothing also made in asia
that why these corps can claim such big profits becuse they pay so little to have it made and shipped then charge an arm and leg to get it to the us and yes they set the retail prices so pair of those 800 shoes only cost them mayby 60 bucks to produce
so basicly we are a cash and carry country we dont do any of the hard work of making it we just sell it
which is sad back in the 50's we were top of our game we made most of our stuff and most of it still works today
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