Hi,
@Mick, yes, you right, the big company's started to move production sites to cheap labor country's like China, India, Korea, Eastern Europe, etc.
For years I'm trying not to buy stuff made in those country's, but it is almost impossible. I was hoping more people would do that, because it's the only way to force those country's operating in an open market. Next to that, quit paying money to those country's to keep the people from starving, let the small rich group help the poor in those country's.
Here in the Netherlands people give money to the poor people in India, Pakistan, etc, while India is laughing at us, saying that they, together with Chine are the new economical world leaders, and saying that poverty makes people work hard, so they let there own people die in the streets from hunger.
I go to India and Chine on regular bases, the difference between rich and poor is just to big to imagine, not seeing it yourself.
read this :
http://en.mercopress.com/2010/10/19/indian-tycoon-builds-2-billion-usd-family-home-in-downtown-mumbaiA country next door (Pakistan) is flooded and it's neighbor do nothing, instead Pakistan got help from European country's and the US.
It's a shame that those fast growing economic country's and tycoons won't take care of there own neighbors and surrounding countries.
@BB, yes I mentioned this also, it's ridiculous, working twice for the money. The British economy is really bad, much worse then surrounding European country's, I don't think it is because they have bright idea's.
England and Portugal will be the next Greece, wanting to be saved by our pension money (just as they give away a part of our pension savings to Greece, one of the reasons we have to work until 67).
The Netherlands had the best pension system of the world, meaning we had the most savings, guess who're living from it now,
Jensen