camber plates !!

[einstein57]

They also will have drastic pollution problems and not to mention they are trying HARD to not have the dollar slip in relation to the Renminbi. Hell, Walmart alone represents 10% of imports into the US from China. They lose that peg and have a "crisis", their exports will decrease.

Will they continue to grow with cheap labor and a large population? YES. But it is sustainable? No way man.

Don't we owe China a butt load of money? I was not the greatest student in econ but i do recall their level of GDP was rapidly increasing and ours was not. The biggest thing holding them back is their population. But if the current population trends for the last 30 years continue, China will surpass the united states. Its not a question of if but when. I say we repeal some amendments and bet Bill Clinton back in office. But...... :wgaf:

[TwoJ's]

GDP is not always the greatest indicator of economic health. But you're right, who gives a fuck.

Logger: If you shape up your posting habits and stick around long enough, you'll be around long enough that I will be drawing and machining my own camber plates. I will have access to the machine shop any time I want at school starting next quarter until I graduate. I'm a MET major and I'll be carefully measuring my car and designing, drawing and making camber plates. I won't be selling any though, I don't need money that bad and I don't want to deal with the hassle. But I'd be glad to provide you with the drawings.

Oh, and if you use Mozilla Firefox (web browser), it has a built in spell checker. IE may have it too, I'm assuming that's what you're using. You could benefit from automatic spell check.

[logger]

Good luck with your school . What you plan on doing when you get out ?

Let me know how your plates turn out .

[Jparkr]

you would type faster if you didn't add that extra space. That fucking bugs me too, also "which" is not spelled "witch"
I have to agree that, based on your grammer, and they way you have presented yourself all together you don't own a shop.

[Turf1600]

you would type faster if you didn't add that extra space. That fucking bugs me too, also "which" is not spelled "witch"
I have to agree that, based on your grammer, and they way you have presented yourself all together you don't own a shop.

Grammar*

Refer to the above firefox recommendation

[logger]

you would type faster if you didn't add that extra space. That fucking bugs me too, also "which" is not spelled "witch"
I have to agree that, based on your grammer, and they way you have presented yourself all together you don't own a shop.

Ha ha ha ha

[Jparkr]

hey, I never complained about you not spelling correctly, just using incorrect words. dumbass.

[Turf1600]

hey, I never complained about you not spelling correctly, just using incorrect words. dumbass.

Calm down amiga. IMO a misspelled is an incorrect one anyhow....

[logger]

HA ha

Would you belive english is not my first language ?

[logger]

Anyways guys back to camber plates .

[rwh11385]

In Canada for 6 weeks of each year for 4 years you spend at school . So what ever you want to call that . Do not know where you go for 2 years ??

So you have two "degrees" that would take about a semester each to get in the US?

[Turf1600]

Heeter - why don't you make us some camber plates?

[Jparkr]

Pat, why are you defending him?

[Turf1600]

Pat, why are you defending him?

I'm not defending anyone. Just asking heeter if he can make camber plates...

[rwh11385]

Don't we owe China a butt load of money? I was not the greatest student in econ but i do recall their level of GDP was rapidly increasing and ours was not. The biggest thing holding them back is their population. But if the current population trends for the last 30 years continue, China will surpass the united states. Its not a question of if but when. I say we repeal some amendments and bet Bill Clinton back in office. But...... :wgaf:

Well, I have a minor in Economic Honors doing a Thesis on exchange rates and another minor in international business...

Undervalued currency. China's exports rely on what may be an unsustainably low fixed exchange rate. China has maintained its currency at a fixed rate of approximately 8.28 yuan per U.S. dollar since 1997, a rate that some economists suggest is undervalued by as much as 40 percent. There is substantial international political pressure on China to appreciate its currency. Any significant appreciation of the yuan would reduce China's export competitiveness and slow down the growth of China's exports, a major factor in China's rapid economic growth.

-United States Department of Agriculture

People owning them money (in their currency) will eventually increase the demand for it and even worsen the appreciation of their dollar which will hurt their economy (which is strongly reliant on export of cheap goods and labor).

Since 80% of Walmart's suppliers are in China, how fucked are they if all prices rise 40%? How much business is Walmart going to provide China if that occurs?

US/Germany/JAPAN have lower GDP growth figures but then again they are DEVELOPED nations, where as China is not. Our nations are reliable for Quality, Safety, and Labor Force Skill, which is why we (as long as we continue to educate our children properly and train) will continue to have a premium wage.

Cheap labor and sweatshops used to exist in the UK... two centuries ago. Things change.