Not the causal argument

https://www.nam.org/state-manufacturing-data/2019-united-states-manufacturing-facts/ you mean 12 percent of the eocnomy?

The cause is intermediate material dependency

@Arnold Jacobs is legend again you have not displayed how our trade system is not secure. getting of this system would mean massive inflation and a massive depression. these jobs are never coming back. The best way to combat this reliance your scared about would be to move to full nuclear or solar energy for example, but production most always be outsourced to remain not in a fucking depression.

The effect is complete death of product and gdp

Again dependency on intermediate materials

YES WHICH YOU HAVE NOT DISPLAYED TO BE NOT SECURE, if your argument is we can continue this system (trade and monetary) unless we get into ww3 on home soil them im all in agreement

You keep intentionally missing my point

AGAIN DISPLAY THAT THIS DEPENDENCY IS NOT SECURE

EXPLAIN

Im not going to keep repeating for you

@Arnold Jacobs is legend again you have not displayed how our trade system is not secure. getting of this system would mean massive inflation and a massive depression. these jobs are never coming back. The best way to combat this reliance your scared about would be to move to full nuclear or solar energy for example, but production most always be outsourced to remain not in a fucking depression.

@Arnold Jacobs is legend again you have not displayed how our trade system is not secure. getting of this system would mean massive inflation and a massive depression. these jobs are never coming back. The best way to combat this reliance your scared about would be to move to full nuclear or solar energy for example, but production most always be outsourced to remain not in a fucking depression.

@Arnold Jacobs is legend again you have not displayed how our trade system is not secure. getting of this system would mean massive inflation and a massive depression. these jobs are never coming back. The best way to combat this reliance your scared about would be to move to full nuclear or solar energy for example, but production most always be outsourced to remain not in a fucking depression.

@Arnold Jacobs is legend again you have not displayed how our trade system is not secure. getting of this system would mean massive inflation and a massive depression. these jobs are never coming back. The best way to combat this reliance your scared about would be to move to full nuclear or solar energy for example, but production most always be outsourced to remain not in a fucking depression.

Quit spamming

YOUR A FUCKING RETARD

You just got unbanned for that

You kee failing to address the cause

Intermediate materials

your saying dependency on indermediate materials is bad, but explain why. for this system to be bad(because right now exporting is amazing for the us economy) you must show how this is not secure and will collapse

which you have not

I have

once again if you are saying its not secure because we can get into ww3 on home soil then we agree

if you are saying like petter schiff the fucking autis that this system is not secure because we run a deficit and are not on the gold standard we dont agree because that is just wrong. if you also think that this system will collapse on its own then your also wrong. these countries are relaint on the us (china a bit less but still) exporting in moderation is good, you dont want a countries economic system to be dependent on low skill, low wage labor.

When a country is almost completely dependent on intermediate materials for production its resources the money has purchasing power from are almost completely tied to foreign sources. When the us has healthy trade this is not a problem. “We must trade to produce” however, should the dollar lose stsnding countries will quit making deals with the us. With almost complete dependency on intermediate resources production will completely cease. This would cause hyper inflation and the collapse of the dollar

I CANT ANYMORE

i cant

lol

Quit spamming you just got unmuted

should the dollar lose stsnding countries will quit making deals with the us.

should the dollar lose stsnding countries will quit making deals with the us.

should the dollar lose stsnding countries will quit making deals with the us.

You saw my point earlier

Quit spamming

holy shit

Screaming and spamming doesnt make you right

im blocking you for 2 hours

i cant with your stupidity

if you are saying like petter schiff the fucking autis that this system is not secure because we run a deficit and are not on the gold standard we dont agree because that is just wrong. if you also think that this system will collapse on its own then your also wrong. these countries are relaint on the us (china a bit less but still) exporting in moderation is good, you dont want a countries economic system to be dependent on low skill, low wage labor.

I have to go- my point was fairly obvious and you did see it earlier. As i said before we agree on a lot. What is different is I look at things in a more real world sense based on our economic lay out in terms of trade