A LOWERING US Dollar is giving workers a “pay cut”

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Source: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/value-of-dollar-low-and-falling-7-june/

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Simply said — the more the dollar drops in value the more expensive goods are from other countries.

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And the US buys a great deal from China since over the last 50 years the US has closed over 60,000 manufacturing plants.

These products cost more as the dollar goes down.
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You work for a living and when you go to store to buy a product that is rising , that means you have to WORK MORE hours to afford those products. ....so it is like a “pay cut”.

IF over time the US would be able to bring home manufacturing due to lower corporate taxes and products are made in the US — then it becomes “good” to have a lower dollar when you “export” good to China —- but this would take many many years to make an impact.

We import oil...lower dollar...higher prices....gas prices go UP.
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Not picking on China...pick any country you import goods from..it is the same.

Hmmm...now what goes up when the dollar goes down?

Your thoughts?

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