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Originally Posted by The_Blur
Follow the money. American businesses have their main offices in America and contribute to the American economy. THyundai contributes to the Korean economy. South Korea is a good country. They have a rich culture, and I hear it is a beautiful place. Their cars, however, are not American. Don't confuse American-assembled with American products.
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Actually, every time a foreign automotive company builds their vehicle here it is contributing to our GDP. This whole nonsense that involves "trade deficits," or where you import more than you export, is an irrelevant, nonexistent Keynesian attempt at economics. Also, if you really do follow the money, you'll see that the dollar is
returning to the United States in all cases.