cedarford…..As we can now see with the big 3 automakers, it’s the market that dictates what it will and will not support. You can lambast the Free Trade Agreement all you want but when products are produced at an inflated cost and are substandard to other similar products available, the market will determine whom the victors are. Make a better product at a better price and the consumers will follow, thus more jobs. Easy enough to follow. Pricing employees out of jobs is the hallmark of the current union system in the U.S. Stopping free trade while keeping the same type of business model that brought us to this point in the first place will serve no purpose.
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