On Yankee Ingenuity
"Made in America" must make a comeback
One thing the financial crisis shows is that the United States is in trouble because Americans have stopped making stuff.
It used to be that we made a lot of stuff: televisions, clothes, washing machines, radios, typewriters, shoes, telephones, and furniture. And we also used to make the stuff out of which stuff was made: steel, aluminum, plastic, rubber, glass, and electrical components. Today that's largely made overseas. They send us their stuff and we send them our money.
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Source: Christian Science Monitor
Note: Perhaps the current economic crisis will demand that we once again learn the crafts and workmanship of generations past. Change is coming.
One thing the financial crisis shows is that the United States is in trouble because Americans have stopped making stuff.
It used to be that we made a lot of stuff: televisions, clothes, washing machines, radios, typewriters, shoes, telephones, and furniture. And we also used to make the stuff out of which stuff was made: steel, aluminum, plastic, rubber, glass, and electrical components. Today that's largely made overseas. They send us their stuff and we send them our money.
Read More...
Source: Christian Science Monitor
Note: Perhaps the current economic crisis will demand that we once again learn the crafts and workmanship of generations past. Change is coming.



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