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	<title>Comments on: A More Fine Grained Anti Foreign Bias</title>
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		<title>By: anamericanidiot</title>
		<link>http://whippersnapper.wordpress.com/2007/06/15/a-more-fine-grained-anti-foreign-bias/#comment-7565</link>
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		<description>Trading with other industrialized nations is less problematic not because of racial issues but rather because we are not competing with lower standards of living.  How can a factory in the U.S. or Canada truly compete with one in China or Vietnam where wages run less than 5%.  Consumers benefit with lower prices while MNC rake in the cash and poor third world workers are employed at wages barely able to sustain life.  I&#039;ve written two blogs on the topic so if anyone wants to hear more of my research and conclusions visit my blog.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Trading with other industrialized nations is less problematic not because of racial issues but rather because we are not competing with lower standards of living.  How can a factory in the U.S. or Canada truly compete with one in China or Vietnam where wages run less than 5%.  Consumers benefit with lower prices while MNC rake in the cash and poor third world workers are employed at wages barely able to sustain life.  I&#8217;ve written two blogs on the topic so if anyone wants to hear more of my research and conclusions visit my blog.</p>
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