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How does this work with the railroads?
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<p>[quote user="PJS1"]But the U.S. has a serious trade imbalance. Last year it was in the neighborhood of $620 billion.[/quote]</p> <p>You shouldn't just check trade but take services and returned profit into account. I mean profits made by American companies abroad and sent home. If you consider these, trade and services are balanced between USA and EU according to American statistics.</p> <p>A trade impalance is seldom the fault of the other country alone. It helps to look at the own shortcomings.</p> <p>When wages increase faster than labor productivity competetivness gets lost over time. Companies start looking for cheaper labor. From union states to non-union states (GE and EMD locomotives) or to low wage countries (model railroading industry)<br />Regards, Volker</p>
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