Although the production process is to a large degree automated their is still a great economic boost for a area if these type of production was to stay in the US. These factories still need quite a bit of manpower to operate.
Their is also a great deal of trickleling down of jobs that are created. Not only the people who are directly employed by the factory but in the case of lets say a electronics manufacturer all the various inputs that go into the manufacturing process will now be bought locally giving a economic boost to a great deal of related business.
No, the demise of the US manufacturing sector had a profound effect on its economy and this will continue until American are willing buy local made products.
If you cannot afford the loans then you really need to review if you have the means to go to college. Or you can study 24 / 7 and get a bursary. Whichever floats your boat.
I'm just wondering if the following play is legal.
I have Intangible Virtue in play. I play Cloudgoat Ranger. I want to attack with them all and then in my declare attackers phase tap the 3 tokens to give the ranger a boost before blockers are declared.
The question is will the token remain attacking as normal even though they are now tapped?
This is just a general economic question I have. I've head a lot of talk about China devaluing its currency and thus obtaining an advantage in the market place with cheaper goods.
What is the principle behind this? If you devalue your currency, how exactly does it make your products more attractive/cheaper?
Lets say a manufacturer in China is selling goods. If the value of his money goes down, won't he just have to raise his prices to compensate in an amount proportional to the inflation? I don't see how this makes a difference when the price of the goods is dependent on the very thing you are changing.
It makes so that the institutions that invest in China get more bang for their bucks. On the other side they are going to have to pay more for th things they import as no country in the world produces everything it needs locally.
So their is a great risk to the economy in doing so. It is also very difficult for a country to do this effectively as they are going to have to put restriction on the trade of foreign currency which would have far reaching effects for business.
Their is also a great deal of trickleling down of jobs that are created. Not only the people who are directly employed by the factory but in the case of lets say a electronics manufacturer all the various inputs that go into the manufacturing process will now be bought locally giving a economic boost to a great deal of related business.
No, the demise of the US manufacturing sector had a profound effect on its economy and this will continue until American are willing buy local made products.
4x Spectral procession
3x Cloudgoat ranger
3x Blade Splicer
4x Tidehollow Sculler
4x Intangible Virtue
2x Elspeth, Knight-Errant
2x Martial Coup
4x Inquisition to kozilek
2x Phyrexian Arena
3x Wrath of God
3x Path to exile
3x Caves Of Koilos
4x Fetid Heath
2x Swamps
6x Plains
3x Isolated Chapel
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2x Duress
2x Despise
3x Ghostly Prison
3x Ghost quarter
2x Phyrexian Arena
4x Spectral procession
4x Raise the alarm
3x Cloudgoat ranger
2x Hero of Bladehold
2x Blade Splicer
4x Tidehollow Sculler
2x Elspeth, Knight-Errant
2x Martial Coup
4x thoughtseize
3x Phyrexian Arena
4x Marsh Flats
3x Caves Of Kolios
3x Fetid Heath
2x Swamps
7x Plains
3x Isolated Chapel
Any thoughts?
Thank You for the reply
I have Intangible Virtue in play. I play Cloudgoat Ranger. I want to attack with them all and then in my declare attackers phase tap the 3 tokens to give the ranger a boost before blockers are declared.
The question is will the token remain attacking as normal even though they are now tapped?
It makes so that the institutions that invest in China get more bang for their bucks. On the other side they are going to have to pay more for th things they import as no country in the world produces everything it needs locally.
So their is a great risk to the economy in doing so. It is also very difficult for a country to do this effectively as they are going to have to put restriction on the trade of foreign currency which would have far reaching effects for business.