Contaminated baby milk, candy, food products and medication?
Q. When will China be required by the UN to stop exporting consumer foods and medications that are killing babies and children? Are these answers part of a Chinese Lobby. Where is Obama?
Asked by truth-search - Mon Sep 15 11:58:10 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not soon enough, I have a $2000.00 vet bill for tainted pet food. It so hard to buy all made in America good b/c everything is from China. All I guess we can do as citizens it buy from America when possible. I keep forgetting this isnt an America only forum. So insert your country where I said America. I have noticed England makes the best BPA free bottles.
Answered by Mrs Cleavers hairless beaver - Mon Sep 15 12:01:20 2008
Q. When will China be required by the UN to stop exporting consumer foods and medications that are killing babies and children? Are these answers part of a Chinese Lobby. Where is Obama?
Asked by truth-search - Mon Sep 15 11:58:10 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not soon enough, I have a $2000.00 vet bill for tainted pet food. It so hard to buy all made in America good b/c everything is from China. All I guess we can do as citizens it buy from America when possible. I keep forgetting this isnt an America only forum. So insert your country where I said America. I have noticed England makes the best BPA free bottles.
Answered by Mrs Cleavers hairless beaver - Mon Sep 15 12:01:20 2008
Consider the following scenario: You work for a company that manufacturers?
Q. Consider the following scenario: You work for a company that manufacturers skateboards. Until now your company has only sold their skateboards domestically, but now the CEO is interested in exporting the skateboards to Australia. The CEO asks you to design a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation to present at the next board of directors meeting. This presentation will serve to educate the directors in the matters of foreign investment and international investment theory. At the end of the presentation, you must make a recommendation of whether or not you think the company should enter the foreign market and support your decision with solid information. Yes this is an assignment; but its my first week and I'm lost!!!lol I am not looking for… [cont.]
Asked by candyrgis - Fri Jan 25 09:35:53 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd begin by doing market research on Australia. What sports/extreme sports are popular there? What are the demographics? Do they have skate parks? Are there any famous Australian skateboarders that could be a spokesperson? If you find that the market research and demographics support export to this country, start working on the logistics of getting your skateboards there. Believe it or not, many ocean carriers are not interested in taking on US exports at all. They'd rather ship empty containers back to China in order to be reloaded quickly than fill them with American-made goods. I suggest finding a 3PL (third party logistics) company to help you find pricing and routing information. Also, are there tariffs? How will you… [cont.]
Answered by Aaron Daniels - Fri Jan 25 09:58:48 2008
Q. Consider the following scenario: You work for a company that manufacturers skateboards. Until now your company has only sold their skateboards domestically, but now the CEO is interested in exporting the skateboards to Australia. The CEO asks you to design a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation to present at the next board of directors meeting. This presentation will serve to educate the directors in the matters of foreign investment and international investment theory. At the end of the presentation, you must make a recommendation of whether or not you think the company should enter the foreign market and support your decision with solid information. Yes this is an assignment; but its my first week and I'm lost!!!lol I am not looking for… [cont.]
Asked by candyrgis - Fri Jan 25 09:35:53 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'd begin by doing market research on Australia. What sports/extreme sports are popular there? What are the demographics? Do they have skate parks? Are there any famous Australian skateboarders that could be a spokesperson? If you find that the market research and demographics support export to this country, start working on the logistics of getting your skateboards there. Believe it or not, many ocean carriers are not interested in taking on US exports at all. They'd rather ship empty containers back to China in order to be reloaded quickly than fill them with American-made goods. I suggest finding a 3PL (third party logistics) company to help you find pricing and routing information. Also, are there tariffs? How will you… [cont.]
Answered by Aaron Daniels - Fri Jan 25 09:58:48 2008
What candies are not exported into the US?.?
Q. What candies are not exported into the US?.?
Asked by nidia a - Tue Oct 30 22:01:40 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. M&Ms
Answered by mikelivefortoday - Tue Oct 30 22:23:19 2007
Q. What candies are not exported into the US?.?
Asked by nidia a - Tue Oct 30 22:01:40 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. M&Ms
Answered by mikelivefortoday - Tue Oct 30 22:23:19 2007
What divas from the past or present come to mind when i say......?
Q. submission machine powerful high flyer eye candy play boy not just a pretty face flexable canada's greatest export cocky overated underated the greatest women's champ of all time
Asked by Straight Edge Enigma~ Ballin!!!! - Sun Oct 19 00:31:52 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. -Natalya - Chyna - Lita - Maria - Candice - Melina - Melina once again - Trish - Probably Maryse but i still like her - Beth - Victoria - Trish
Answered by Can'tReadMyPokerFace - Sun Oct 19 09:53:43 2008
Q. submission machine powerful high flyer eye candy play boy not just a pretty face flexable canada's greatest export cocky overated underated the greatest women's champ of all time
Asked by Straight Edge Enigma~ Ballin!!!! - Sun Oct 19 00:31:52 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. -Natalya - Chyna - Lita - Maria - Candice - Melina - Melina once again - Trish - Probably Maryse but i still like her - Beth - Victoria - Trish
Answered by Can'tReadMyPokerFace - Sun Oct 19 09:53:43 2008
Poison in toothpaste? The libs have said for years that "only Capitalists would cut corners for Profit" Well?
Q. China Closed several hundred Food processing facilities for putting everything from Anti freeze to Formaldehyde in everything from Chicken to candy and all for export. Are they trying for MOre Profit Commies? Or are they just trying to Kill off American Children?
Asked by SweetDeath! - Fri Jun 29 06:13:41 2007 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments
A. the capitalists put china in the position they are in as chief exporter to the u.s.. this is a mess that the republican party created when they felt that america should export everything instead putting americans to work. so blame yourself you fathead!
Answered by darvosix - Fri Jun 29 06:39:00 2007
Q. China Closed several hundred Food processing facilities for putting everything from Anti freeze to Formaldehyde in everything from Chicken to candy and all for export. Are they trying for MOre Profit Commies? Or are they just trying to Kill off American Children?
Asked by SweetDeath! - Fri Jun 29 06:13:41 2007 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments
A. the capitalists put china in the position they are in as chief exporter to the u.s.. this is a mess that the republican party created when they felt that america should export everything instead putting americans to work. so blame yourself you fathead!
Answered by darvosix - Fri Jun 29 06:39:00 2007
Question on inflation and the merits of a barter system?
Q. Say you borrow a dollar from a friend to buy a candy bar. If the value of the dollar increases the next day, so that you can buy two candy bars with one dollar, you could sell the candy bar for two dollars and pay your friend back the one dollar you owe him, because technically you only borrowed one dollar, right? Now what about the opposite? Remember in pre-WWII Germany how hyperinflation caused people to take their paychecks home in wheelbarrows, and a loaf of bread to cost over a million Deutsch Marks? Imagine a situation like that. If you borrowed 50 thousand dollars from a friend to buy a candy bar, but the next day everything went back to normal, and the candy bar was only worth one dollar, would you still owe your friend 50… [cont.]
Asked by Brandon - Fri May 29 04:40:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Before advocating for a barter system, consider the three main functions that money serve: 1. Medium of exchange - The person who has strawberries but wants apples may not find someone with apples who wants strawberries. The person with apples may want something else instead. They would both have to make a number of exchanges with others who want their products until they both get what they want. Society cannot achieve any kind of prosperity with such a system because everybody would be spending most of their time bartering instead of being engaged in productive work. 2. Unit of account - Money provides a way to measure relative values of thousands or millions of goods and services. Without money, people would have to memorize… [cont.]
Answered by jerry w - Fri May 29 07:32:49 2009
Q. Say you borrow a dollar from a friend to buy a candy bar. If the value of the dollar increases the next day, so that you can buy two candy bars with one dollar, you could sell the candy bar for two dollars and pay your friend back the one dollar you owe him, because technically you only borrowed one dollar, right? Now what about the opposite? Remember in pre-WWII Germany how hyperinflation caused people to take their paychecks home in wheelbarrows, and a loaf of bread to cost over a million Deutsch Marks? Imagine a situation like that. If you borrowed 50 thousand dollars from a friend to buy a candy bar, but the next day everything went back to normal, and the candy bar was only worth one dollar, would you still owe your friend 50… [cont.]
Asked by Brandon - Fri May 29 04:40:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Before advocating for a barter system, consider the three main functions that money serve: 1. Medium of exchange - The person who has strawberries but wants apples may not find someone with apples who wants strawberries. The person with apples may want something else instead. They would both have to make a number of exchanges with others who want their products until they both get what they want. Society cannot achieve any kind of prosperity with such a system because everybody would be spending most of their time bartering instead of being engaged in productive work. 2. Unit of account - Money provides a way to measure relative values of thousands or millions of goods and services. Without money, people would have to memorize… [cont.]
Answered by jerry w - Fri May 29 07:32:49 2009
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