"Colonel Kurtz" wrote in message
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(Japan and Korea might even "allow" U.S. products into their countries)

Can't speak for Japan, since I've only spent a few weeks over there, but
Korea is awash in US products from toilet paper to coffee to fast food to
automobiles. Of course more people buy Korean products, but I'd have to
guess that at least 10% of the economy here involves US brands and products
(and that is not counting the US military presence.)

More Buicks are sold in China than anywhere else.They have a Buick
factory in China too.

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On 19-Aug-2010, "Brenda Ann" wrote:

(Japan and Korea might even "allow" U.S. products into their countries)

Can't speak for Japan, since I've only spent a few weeks over there, but
Korea is awash in US products from toilet paper to coffee to fast food to
automobiles. Of course more people buy Korean products, but I'd have to
guess that at least 10% of the economy here involves US brands and
products
(and that is not counting the US military presence.)

If U.S. auto's are in Korea, it must have heppend in the past 3 years. My
last visit was for a month teaching Hyundai/Kia some new technologies. In a
month, I saw 5 U.S. vehicles.

Before World War Two, there was a Chevrolet factory and also a Harley
Davidson factory in China, I have an old auto magazine article here
about that.Currently, there is a Harley Davidson factory near
Shanghai,China.
Henry Ford had Ford factories around the World, building Model T Ford
cars.I have an old hard back Ford book here about that.
America has many factories around the World, and has had many factories
around the World for many, many years.
cuhulin

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