JINMA224XR
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- Joined
- Feb 27, 2005
- Messages
- 464
- Location
- Alabama Gulf Coast
- Tractor
- 2004 JINMA 224XR, (1990 SHINNIU 254/sold)
<font color="blue"> I'll take good 'ol USA. If everyone did, I think so much more could be made cheap enough right here, there just wouldn't be such questions in the first place.
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Hey Chad,
I totally agree with you, about our ability to make competitive priced products. The way that I see it though, our corporate leaders, just choose to fatten their pockets, without trying to mass produce and therefore keep the prices below the competition.
There were several American Pioneers in making a competitive product. One of them was Henry Ford, when he devised a way to produce automobiles at an affordable price. But as the years went by, Our Corporate leaders just opted for the easy way out and just went to other countries to exploit Inexpensive Labor. Sad but True.
Back in the Early to Mid 1900's, we had the Manufactureing market under control, but our corporate leaders became complacent and sold our technology to other countries and then invested in their factories. Finally when the factories in our country, no longer were making any money, then they just shut them down and moved completely to other countries. I think that most common people have seen this take place over the years and recognize that our corporate leaders, with all the money's don't have any alligiance to our Country, and see that their Loyalty lies with making more money's for themselves, and the common folk, have no motivation to bite the Bullet/So to Speak, and there fore just try to make their own small amounts of money's go as far as possible, by purchasing as much as they can with the money's that they have to do with.
I may be all wrong, as usual, but that's the way that I see it, and to top it off, I can remember being taught in school, that our country, was getting out of manufacturing and would be converting over the years to a Service economy. So I would say that Our SoCalled Educational System has to bear a big part of this burden as well. All that educational forethought, and Brainwashing, was fine on paper, but in real life, it has real unyielding consequences.
Get your tractors Running &
Have a nice day,
Joe /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
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Hey Chad,
I totally agree with you, about our ability to make competitive priced products. The way that I see it though, our corporate leaders, just choose to fatten their pockets, without trying to mass produce and therefore keep the prices below the competition.
There were several American Pioneers in making a competitive product. One of them was Henry Ford, when he devised a way to produce automobiles at an affordable price. But as the years went by, Our Corporate leaders just opted for the easy way out and just went to other countries to exploit Inexpensive Labor. Sad but True.
Back in the Early to Mid 1900's, we had the Manufactureing market under control, but our corporate leaders became complacent and sold our technology to other countries and then invested in their factories. Finally when the factories in our country, no longer were making any money, then they just shut them down and moved completely to other countries. I think that most common people have seen this take place over the years and recognize that our corporate leaders, with all the money's don't have any alligiance to our Country, and see that their Loyalty lies with making more money's for themselves, and the common folk, have no motivation to bite the Bullet/So to Speak, and there fore just try to make their own small amounts of money's go as far as possible, by purchasing as much as they can with the money's that they have to do with.
I may be all wrong, as usual, but that's the way that I see it, and to top it off, I can remember being taught in school, that our country, was getting out of manufacturing and would be converting over the years to a Service economy. So I would say that Our SoCalled Educational System has to bear a big part of this burden as well. All that educational forethought, and Brainwashing, was fine on paper, but in real life, it has real unyielding consequences.
Get your tractors Running &
Have a nice day,
Joe /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
