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Trump , một cách bất ngờ và hoàn toàn thầm lặng- đã khởi động một mặt trận mới : Chiến tranh kinh tế.
Bằng một " văn bản " gởi đi cách đây 2 ngày cho WTO- chính quyền tổng thống Trump đã khởi động những bước đi đầu tiên mà sự ảnh huởng của nó sẽ là lật tung hết những " tiền đề " " quy tắc " hiện tại của thuơng mại toàn cầu.
Văn bản có tên gọi " THE PRESIDENT’S 2017 TRADE POLICY
AGENDA "
Trích một đoạn quan trọng :
4. Negotiating New and Better Trade Deals
Since the late 1980’s, the United States has entered into a wide variety of trade deals, including the
North American Free Trade Agreement, the Uruguay Round Agreements that created the WTO, China’s
2001 Protocol of Accession to the WTO, and a series of trade agreements. Together, these and other
agreements have created a framework for globalization that establishes the rules and conditions that govern
U.S. trade and investment. For years, Americans have been promised that this system would lead to
stronger economic growth and greater opportunities for U.S. workers and businesses. And, in fact, this
system has generated substantial benefits to some American workers, farmers, ranchers, services providers,
and other businesses – particularly in the form of increased export opportunities.
Unfortunately, a review of what has happened since 2000 – the last full year before China joined
the WTO – shows a period of slowed GDP growth, weak employment growth, and sharp net loss of
manufacturing employment in the United States. Many factors contribute to this, notably the financial crisis
of 2008-2009 and the broad impact of automation. But the trade data are striking. Rather than showing
that the results of this system have lived up to expectations, they portray a very different reality:
In 2000, the U.S. trade deficit in manufactured goods was $317 billion. Last year, it was $648
billion – an increase of 100 percent.
Our trade deficit in goods and services with China soared from $81.9 billion in 2000 to almost $334
billion in 2015 (the last year for which such data are available), an increase of more than 300
percent.
Of course, a rising trade deficit may be consistent with a stronger economy. However, that has not
been the experience of the typical American household. In 2000, U.S. real median household
income (in 2015 dollars) was $57,790. In 2015 (the most recent year for which data are available),
it was $56,516. In fact, despite the recovery since the financial crisis, real median household
income in the United States remains lower today than it was 16 years ago.
In January 2000, there were 17,284,000 manufacturing jobs in the United States – a figure roughly
in line with the total number of U.S. manufacturing jobs going back to the early 1980s. In January 2017, there were only 12,341,000 manufacturing jobs in the United States – a loss of almost 5
million jobs.
In the 16 years before China joined the WTO – from 1984 to 2000 – U.S. industrial production
grew by almost 71 percent. In the period from 2000 to 2016, U.S. industrial production grew by
less than 9 percent.
These are alarming results. They reflect numerous challenges facing U.S. policy other than trade
– and the Trump Administration is committed to taking all possible steps to create a more vibrant, and more
competitive, economy. We intend to work with the Congress to lower taxes, reduce regulations, increase
funding for infrastructure, and take other steps to stimulate U.S. economic growth. At the same time, these
figures indicate that while the current global trading system has been great for China, since t he turn of the
century it has not generated the same results for the United States.
.......
Và quan trọng nhất là trong văn bản có đoạn " Given this history, it is important to recall also that Congress had made clear that Americans are not directly subject to WTO decisions"
Tham khảo toàn văn ở đây : https://ustr.gov/sites/default/files/files/reports/2017/AnnualReport/Chapter%20I%20-%20The%20President's%20Trade%20Policy%20Agenda.pdf
Bắc ghế ngồi xem màn hát mới vui nhộn và không kém phần gay cấn he he.
Bằng một " văn bản " gởi đi cách đây 2 ngày cho WTO- chính quyền tổng thống Trump đã khởi động những bước đi đầu tiên mà sự ảnh huởng của nó sẽ là lật tung hết những " tiền đề " " quy tắc " hiện tại của thuơng mại toàn cầu.
Văn bản có tên gọi " THE PRESIDENT’S 2017 TRADE POLICY
AGENDA "
Trích một đoạn quan trọng :
4. Negotiating New and Better Trade Deals
Since the late 1980’s, the United States has entered into a wide variety of trade deals, including the
North American Free Trade Agreement, the Uruguay Round Agreements that created the WTO, China’s
2001 Protocol of Accession to the WTO, and a series of trade agreements. Together, these and other
agreements have created a framework for globalization that establishes the rules and conditions that govern
U.S. trade and investment. For years, Americans have been promised that this system would lead to
stronger economic growth and greater opportunities for U.S. workers and businesses. And, in fact, this
system has generated substantial benefits to some American workers, farmers, ranchers, services providers,
and other businesses – particularly in the form of increased export opportunities.
Unfortunately, a review of what has happened since 2000 – the last full year before China joined
the WTO – shows a period of slowed GDP growth, weak employment growth, and sharp net loss of
manufacturing employment in the United States. Many factors contribute to this, notably the financial crisis
of 2008-2009 and the broad impact of automation. But the trade data are striking. Rather than showing
that the results of this system have lived up to expectations, they portray a very different reality:
In 2000, the U.S. trade deficit in manufactured goods was $317 billion. Last year, it was $648
billion – an increase of 100 percent.
Our trade deficit in goods and services with China soared from $81.9 billion in 2000 to almost $334
billion in 2015 (the last year for which such data are available), an increase of more than 300
percent.
Of course, a rising trade deficit may be consistent with a stronger economy. However, that has not
been the experience of the typical American household. In 2000, U.S. real median household
income (in 2015 dollars) was $57,790. In 2015 (the most recent year for which data are available),
it was $56,516. In fact, despite the recovery since the financial crisis, real median household
income in the United States remains lower today than it was 16 years ago.
In January 2000, there were 17,284,000 manufacturing jobs in the United States – a figure roughly
in line with the total number of U.S. manufacturing jobs going back to the early 1980s. In January 2017, there were only 12,341,000 manufacturing jobs in the United States – a loss of almost 5
million jobs.
In the 16 years before China joined the WTO – from 1984 to 2000 – U.S. industrial production
grew by almost 71 percent. In the period from 2000 to 2016, U.S. industrial production grew by
less than 9 percent.
These are alarming results. They reflect numerous challenges facing U.S. policy other than trade
– and the Trump Administration is committed to taking all possible steps to create a more vibrant, and more
competitive, economy. We intend to work with the Congress to lower taxes, reduce regulations, increase
funding for infrastructure, and take other steps to stimulate U.S. economic growth. At the same time, these
figures indicate that while the current global trading system has been great for China, since t he turn of the
century it has not generated the same results for the United States.
.......
Và quan trọng nhất là trong văn bản có đoạn " Given this history, it is important to recall also that Congress had made clear that Americans are not directly subject to WTO decisions"
Tham khảo toàn văn ở đây : https://ustr.gov/sites/default/files/files/reports/2017/AnnualReport/Chapter%20I%20-%20The%20President's%20Trade%20Policy%20Agenda.pdf
Bắc ghế ngồi xem màn hát mới vui nhộn và không kém phần gay cấn he he.
03:39 CH 03/03/2017
Libra ,
Em hồ ly đó khi đặt chân đến miền đất hứa thì đi làm nail- chi em bạn nail hỏi thăm đon ren đi qua theo diện gì thì em thỏ thẻ " dạ bà con bảo lãnh " hiểu rồi heng , em dọn đường để đi tiếp vì hông cam chịu cảnh " bông hoa lài cắm bãi c.. trâu " he he.
Đàn ông- cụ thể đây là thằng bạn tui thì khi lọt vào lưới tình thì có mắt cũng như mù- câu chuyện trương chi - mỵ nương cũng không hiểu- Trương chi thì có tài thổi sáo- tiếng sáo trương chi thay bằng tiếng sột soạt của tờ đô la . vừa già vừa quéo mà cứ nghĩ em hoa hậu nó yêu mình tự đáy lòng he he.
Thời gian sau bạn tui nhắn tin " I am broke ".
Nó broke thì cũng có đường làm lại, xứ nầy mà , còn bàn tay , còn nghị lực thì vẫn có cơ trở mình.
Dù sao gia đình nó ở VN vẫn Ok. chứ con yêu nhền nhện đó mà còn bên đó chắc gia đình nó dọn ra bờ tre chăng lều rồi.
Chuyện dài và rối rắm lắm- nhưng khi tụi tui quyết định xúi hội đồng nó cưới rinh con hồ ly dìa dinh là khi tui tui khám phá nó kêu em nó ở VN đưa cho con hồ ly gần trăm triệu , mà nhà nó ở quê đâu khá giả và số tiền đó là từ cái sổ đỏ mà ra he he