Quote Originally Posted by VtEC View Post
I would not rather comment more on this for this is not the proper forum. nwei, my point is just like this, how can you explain that to people when they dont feel the difference between a 2 digit export to a low export.for sure the business world will enjoy that scenario.Thanks for the input.
no offense to you brod and i understand what you're saying but as mazdamazda said you are not supposed to feel a difference between a single digit and a double digit growth in exports nor it would have a great impact on your personal finances or it would have a sizable effect on the prices of commodities, these are governed by the law of supply and demand. i would not elaborate much because economics is a pretty boring subject.

what we're saying is that basically a strong exports would result to more income for companies. and more income for companies means more money to invest and for capital expenditures. which means more investments (either re-investments or new investments) would result to more jobs. if you are currently employed you would not feel much effect, but for those people who are unemployed and were suddenly hired by these companies due to expansion or new investments, it would be a great thing for them!