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U.S. Business and Industry Council. Click here for biography. |
Bought & paid for?? Follow the money! Who is on their boards??
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"Heroes" Speaking out to save American JOBS & American values!
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Alan is a patriot speaking positively about the USA (Samuel Adams) recognizing Communist China is a single party police state aggressively oppressing the Chinese people.
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September 10, 2010 Click logo for article |
-- Written by Alan Tonelson and Kevin L. Kearns |
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A must read interview by
FRONTLINE with Alan Tonelson!
"The problem is that U.S. trade policy has encouraged large and politically powerful
multinational companies to supply the U.S. market from China," he argues. "It gives these firms the ability to charge U.S.
prices for goods … but to pay Chinese wages." Tonelson warns that unless the government reigns in these trade imbalances, a
growing U.S. debt will mean that Americans will no longer be able to afford goods from overseas. "… Ultimately American
consumers have to earn U.S. wages to pay U.S. prices," he says.
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C-Span quotes Alan Tonelson vs
President of U.S. Export-Import Bank
Hochengberg pressed about Tonelson on C-Span.
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Tonelson Challenges Obama's export policy as not enough.
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for Hochengberg C-Span interview and Alan Tonelson's published critique.
"... if you’re interested in seeing a breathtaking example of one of the worst varieties of corruption
bred in Washington – the corruption of the intellect that occurs when presumably intelligent people feel obligated to defend an indefensible position." - Mr. Tonelson
Mr. Hochberg is a political appointee from the Clinton administration and a former mail order company executive who Mr. Obama chose to run the U.S. Export-Import Bank and promote his "economic growth through increased exports plan". Early in the interview the C-SPAN host challenged Mr.Hochberg's Obama-esque "exports only" view of Obama's trade policy by reading extensively from an article by Alan Tonelson, Hochberg characterized Mr. Tonelson's view that reducing imports must simultaneously be addressed as "hand wringing". The utter stupidity of that response places Mr. Hochberg squarely into the category of a pure political hack for President Obama. Impartial economist know that increasing exports only without reducing USA's massive foreign imports is NOT enough to create more total USA empoloyment. Not admitting this is shocking!
Alan Tonelson, U.S. Business and Industry Council.
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Alan Tonelson, Research Fellow
Who else was so right in 2005?
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Tonelson's 2005 warnings about the economy presented below ...
and if you take the time to listen you will find them 100% accurate ... so what's next?
Alan Tonelson, U.S. Business and Industry Council.
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Alan Tonelson Research Fellow US Business & Industry Council
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Alan Tonelson ...
selected as an American Made Hero!
Research Fellow at the U.S. Business & Industry Educational Founda.
For his very thoughtful, accurate and aggressive advocacy supporting American manufacturing throughout his career
Alan Tonelson, while also being one of the most respected amongst his peers, has truly earned this individual recognition
& honor as a true
AmericanMadeHero.com!
Click here for Alan Tonelson's Blog
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China likes WTO |
WTO myths blocking China currency progress
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"Although the WTO’s 150-plus members don’t agree on
much, they strongly agree that growing largely by wracking up big trade surpluses with the United States
is a demonstrably successful economic strategy. Therefore, they have aimed to keep America’s markets
much wider open to their goods than their own markets are to America’s exports."
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Trade agreements should "Do NO harm!" Alan Tonelson
"Small and medium-sized manufacturing companies in this country have never seen a threat to their survival like the threat
that's been coming from the recent trade agreements that America has been signing. It's important to remember that the
firms in our organization, and they're pretty representative, are family-owned companies. Many have been under the same
management for generations. These are firms that survived the Great Depression of the 1930s, and lots of them
tell us if things continue as they are, they won't survive this." -- Alan Tonelson
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