A repeat of the 'Made in the USA' campaign? :o) I remember a tv commercial with a country singer for VISA material in the 70s or 80s...


>I don't know why you guys are getting so touchy. A couple of predictions, since this seems to be the place for them:
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>1) The days of incredibly cheap goods from China are numbered. China is going to start focusing on quality, value for $ and high tech, just as the US did so successfully 50 years ago. Heck, they might even go to the moon and bring back the US flag in case anybody hasn't noticed their new place in the world. ;-)
>2) US manufacturing and export is about to undergo a renaissance. "Buy USA" will be a popular theme before you know it, based on enthusiastic innovation, durability and top quality. We're about to re-learn what our grandparents knew: it's better to buy one really good pair of shoes that lasts 5 years than 3 cheap pairs that fall apart in 6 months.
>3) The low dollar allows the US to export again under real competition, which is what you used to do, rather than using contrived laws.