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I think it mis-understands money. When you buy something, it's like taking a drop of ink and putting it in a swimming pool - the money diffuses completely. You
by golemotron 12y ago
I think it mis-understands money. When you buy something, it's like taking a drop of ink and putting it in a swimming pool - the money diffuses completely.
You can look only as far as stockholders to see how diverse a corporation's ownership is, or you can take the next step and see how it changes hands at three or four levels. You'd be surprised.
- tw04 12y agoThere are a LOT of middle-class jobs that go along with a company the size of an auto manufacturer. From middle management to accounting to HR. I'd rather those jobs be in the US than somewhere else, given they're the lifeblood of almost all economies. The money dispersal you speak of goes to things like parts - most of which don't originate from the US. Which is EXACTLY why we need corporate headquarters here.