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we already know the only loser is US American jobs. Cheaper workers and no regulations creates a loss of jobs. Period.Strawman. I asked how you know the field of economics is wrong. You contradicted it. You didn't just express an opinion. You said economics is WRONG with the positions you said. That doesn't say the crap you said about needing a degree to have an opinion.
Thanks for answering your own question though why I keep telling you to re-read my posts and demonstrating my OP that you only want the support of 40% of the Republican party.
A fiscally conservative, free market capitalist, and you don't want my support. Tell me how Trump wins without us
Now who is misquoting? When did I say that the field of economics was wrong concerning free trade? I stated there would be winners and losers.
And we BOTH know that is correct.
Mark
That isn't where I said you contradicted economics. It was that forcing manufacturing to stay here would provide a net increase in jobs
Will allowing them to leave provide a net increase in jobs? If so, where? That is my point about creating winners and losers. While economic theory is correct that free trade will provide an increase worldwide, it will DEFINITELY hurt some players. Do you deny this?
As an economist, you MUST SEE what has happened to our earning power, our economic growth, and our standard of living in the past 30 years or so as these ideas have been instituted. If you believe that our sluggishness in not due to these policies, then state why you believe we are in such a predicament at this time.
Mark
Correct. And bringing in H1B workers and immigrants hurts us even more.
Mark
Nonsense, trained workers are not the problems, illegal immigrants who tax our system are the problem. Trained workers grow the economy. There are plenty of jobs in this country for skilled workers, and they grow as you add skilled workers