>I remember when Michael Jordan shoes from Nike were worth killing for. At least that is what the media reported that occurred in high schools in several places within the United States.
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>A media report stated that Nike paid the Chinese workers one and a half cents per shoe. They were advertised for $150 and more. Did Nike reap any profit from laying off American workers and having the work done in China?
Speaking of very expensive basketball shoes, I think Stephen Marbury example is very laudable
http://shoes.about.com/od/hot_trends_shoe1/a/stephon_marbury.htm and I hope he succeeds in his endeavour
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