On Tue, 28 Sep 2010 18:55:46 GMT, "Colonel Kurtz"
wrote:



There is no chance that multi-level production can return to your
country, the United States. The current, and unlikely to be repealed
encumbrances prohibit companies from "moving back." The costs of
operating in the U.S. are prohibitive,

hmmmm...right now manufacturing is one of the fastest growing segments
of the economy

It would take the workforce (all higher end and tech jobs plus general
labor) months if not years to earn enough to afford U.S. products at the
prices necessary due to the costs of production.

now let's see...the US..with no labor unions...has higher costs than
germany, which is heavily unionized...


It follows that the firms I expected to move back will not be able to
produce without customers,

true. the rich have taken all the equity in the US and left nothing
for the middle class to spend


The stupidity of increased taxes (????) and the maniacal political party
rants still remain dysfunctional.

there are no increased taxes. the US effective corporate income tax
is 1 standard deviation below the OECD average

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/ezr...ax_system.html

IOW every single thing you said in this post

is wrong