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That and other emerging markets wilol just be more and more the consumer markets of the duture. China pretty quickly became the largest auto market as a example.
Now THAT'S a Boom! (increase of roughly 10,000% in 15 years)
Compare to USA Exports to China over same time period.
1985 : $3.9B
2010 : $92B
(increase of roughly 2,500% in 15 years)
You're boring.
1985 is too far...To see the modern/recent evolution you must look at 2000/2010 that's all.The US exports growth is superior to the China exports growth It's very interesting because that means the trade deficit between these 2 countries will diminish.
US exports : $200B expected in 2015, yeah +$108B comparec to 2010
The future is really bright for US exports and US economy
I'm optimistic, he's pessimistic.I'm angry to see he dominates this forum, I never see optimistic and happy posts, so I do it, it's so much better like that
are you French ?
you remind me a lot of a frenchy who posted ignorant stuff here in the past, he seemd to have disappeared about the time you showed up...
I'm optimistic, he's pessimistic.I'm angry to see he dominates this forum, I never see optimistic and happy posts, so I do it, it's so much better like that
Give it 5-10 years for the world to recover from it's debt happy days.
I doubt if the stores in China sell products with "Made in the USA" stamped on the bottom.
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