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John Slade wrote:
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I don't think the strength of
the dollar has much to do with the price. Mistral are probably bright
enough to know that you have to price for the country you're selling
in. I think they set the price about right.
John
Four years ago a Euro sold for 89 cents. Now it will cost you @ $1.20.
His $30,000 dollar engine would have cost you $22,250 were it not for a
mismanaged economy, all time record deficits, and continued balance of
trade inequities that are never addressed ... politicians (OF BOTH
PARTIES) just let the dollar tank to accommodate their grandiose
spending, which is primarily payback to "campaign contributors" ... not
bribers, mind you ... "contributors".
Still think the "strength" of the dollar doesn't have much to do with
the price of foreign goods?
Dale Smith
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