How much do you think Wal-Mart in general has changed American Manufacturing if at all?
Negative or positive? I would like to hear some stories.
gary
How much do you think Wal-Mart in general has changed American Manufacturing if at all?
Negative or positive? I would like to hear some stories.
gary
Has had a major effect on American manufacturing. (what's left of it.)
Mostly negative. The good news is I think their growth is gone.
I wish there were more stores like Costco in San Diego.
Jon Banquer San Diego, CA
manufacturing,
It's okay no worry John Mccain is gonna fix it.
So, uh, did y'all get my Mae West impression??
"Proctologically Violated©®" wrote in news:490af6c2$0$4968$ snipped-for-privacy@cv.net:
No. It was a rhetorical question in a report. But seeing that say a canning factory is considered manufacturing they have a point. If you put cola into a bottle at a bottling plant you are a manufacturer. If you put cola into a cup at a restaurant you are considered service.
The point of the question was where exactly do you draw the lines. It affects economic and tax policy.
"Bipolar Bear" wrote in news:gegiog$2i47$ snipped-for-privacy@alt.net:
By losing?
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