Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Washington Post,April 21,09 page A24: a distorted Ad.

A distortion to mislead the general public but I believe readers with insights would see the truth behind such Advertisement. A Priori(from cause to effect) OR A Posteriori(from effect to cause) for online folks to ponder and reflect with your own judgment. The following points or pointers are dedicated to YOU for your volition.

1. American consumers have the right to purchase products from China at their own decision due to less cost for their own budget. Such has been the reason for trade deficits accumulating over $1.5 trillion in US currency reserves for foreign exchanges. "Over the last decade, our trade deficit with China has increased more than 300% to over $250 billion each year." as published in the Advertisement.

Secretary of Treasury Timothy F. Geithner refused to name China as a currency manipulator as reported in the media several days ago.REASON: He understands the true facts for the best interest of USA.

2. China continues to purchase US Government securities as a friendly nation to promote positive Sino-American economics in the 21st century.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is aware of the realities as she visited China in February this year to stress cooperation of two nations in her official statement for the best interest of USA.

3. Both USA and China are members of the Security Council of the United Nations and members of G20 under IMF's goal to try to resolve global financial crisis in London in April this year.

Francis Shieh aka Xie Shihao, a lifelong student of economics since 1940s to witness proper US-China economic relations on both sides of the Pacific for mutual benefits in the days to come.

It is good to learn Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke and Secretary of Energy Steven Chu play a significant role for the best interest of America under Obama administration.

I have reason to believe that Commerce and Energy are two important ares to make contributions for the wellbeing of American people in the global context.

Tuesday, April 21, 2009 at 8.52 a.m.

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