Qingdao Sigma Chemical Co., Ltd (International, US, EU, Canada and Australia domestic

[connoristiny]

damn so qsc really gone?

 

[UncleBuns]

damn so qsc really gone?

Naw. My buddy saw him at the cracker barrel down on 4th Street. If you're quick you can catch him before he leaves.

 

[TurboJet]

damn so qsc really gone?

Gotta get to 4k pages before Tracy comes back.

 

[Middus]

"How dare you do something that raises the price of my slave labor made toxic junk from Walmart by 3%!"

That 3% is the difference between Walmart and Dollar store . Consider that there are a decent amount of people that consider target as luxury shopping. I'm glad I don't have to make those kinds of calculations again, but there was a time choosing between instant folgers and instant nescafe had real financial implications. Phew!

 

[jcapp]

remember Tracy said Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you

 

[gobig2]

going on near 3 months and you guys still posting here lol you some bored people lol

 

[Spaceman Spiff]

damn so qsc really gone?

Can you elaborate?

 

[bigboy420]

damn so qsc really gone?

Only sells to a few meso members to stay secure.

DM me and pay me and you can get everything like before

 

[zmurphy]

Tariffs are a way to address trade imbalances. We run a trade deficit with Mexico on the order of $170 Billion. They have a $1.7 trillion dollar economy. The American consumer is subsidizing roughly 10% of the Mexican economy, before addressing things like tourism. Canada is around 3%. Thats a decent deal for them and why they get so upset when people start pointing out that "trade" should probably be closer to 50/50.

 

[mok4315]

damn so qsc really gone?

Dude, how’d you get to be a New Member again?

 

[Middus]

Tariffs are a way to address trade imbalances. We run a trade deficit with Mexico on the order of $170 Billion. They have a $1.7 trillion dollar economy. The American consumer is subsidizing roughly 10% of the Mexican economy, before addressing things like tourism. Canada is around 3%. Thats a decent deal for them and why they get so upset when people start pointing out that "trade" should probably be closer to 50/50.

Welcome to gym bro math. Subsidizing Mexico economy . The way you are subsidizing Chinese Pharma right?

US imports from mexico = 505.9bn. US exports to Mexico (i.e Mexico imports of US goods) = 334 bn
us population 340m. Mexico Population 129.7m.
506/340 vs 334/130
= 1.5 vs 2.5 (the average Mexican spends more dollars on US goods than the average american does on Mexican goods)
How about that for some gymbro math?

 

[BP_6]

You have to remember, a trade deficit isn't necessarly a bad thing. It simply means one country buys more products from one country than the other country buys from them. This can occur for a large variety of reasons. Often, it is the richer country doing more of the buying.

 

[piggy_nui]

Welcome to gym bro math. Subsidizing Mexico economy . The way way you are subsidizing Chinese Pharma right?

US imports from mexico = 505.9bn. US exports to Mexico (i.e Mexico imports of US goods) = 334 bn
us population 340m. Mexico Population 129.7m.
506/340 vs 334/130
= 1.5 vs 2.5 (the average Mexican spends more dollars on US goods than the average american does on Mexican goods)
How about that for some gymbro math?

Do the fent imports count? And arms exports? Are they equal? Just wondering…

 

[piggy_nui]

Tariffs are a way to address trade imbalances. We run a trade deficit with Mexico on the order of $170 Billion. They have a $1.7 trillion dollar economy. The American consumer is subsidizing roughly 10% of the Mexican economy, before addressing things like tourism. Canada is around 3%. Thats a decent deal for them and why they get so upset when people start pointing out that "trade" should probably be closer to 50/50.

Tax all you want those avocados. Nobody has to eat avocados. Now leave my Chinese gear alone.

 

[piggy_nui]

Tax all you want those avocados. Nobody has to eat avocados. Now leave my Chinese gear alone.

While you are at it, taxing the hell out of people, how about forbidding remittances? All those immigrants sending money back home, don’t you think that’s an absurd… they should spend money in the good ole US of A…

 

[Iron_Yuppie]

Apparently he’s now part of the Body Worlds exhibit in Philadelphia.

Those who don’t get this reference have no idea how unbelievably dark this was. A+

 

[JG91]

Tariffs are a way to address trade imbalances. We run a trade deficit with Mexico on the order of $170 Billion. They have a $1.7 trillion dollar economy. The American consumer is subsidizing roughly 10% of the Mexican economy, before addressing things like tourism. Canada is around 3%. Thats a decent deal for them and why they get so upset when people start pointing out that "trade" should probably be closer to 50/50.

Well the USA has a trade surplus with Mexico when it comes to services of 170 billion. So doesn’t that cancel it out?

 

[BalticSea]

Dude, how’d you get to be a New Member again?

Bcuz of his few / rare postings.

 

[Middus]

Do the fent imports count? And arms exports? Are they equal? Just wondering…

Fent is one of those strange ones. The price varies by the street on which it is being sold

 

[Megachocotone]

Tariffs are a way to address trade imbalances. We run a trade deficit with Mexico on the order of $170 Billion. They have a $1.7 trillion dollar economy. The American consumer is subsidizing roughly 10% of the Mexican economy, before addressing things like tourism. Canada is around 3%. Thats a decent deal for them and why they get so upset when people start pointing out that "trade" should probably be closer to 50/50.

Pretty sure any junior college you have access to can have a cheap course in Econ for you to take and not say abhorrently stupid things like that a trade deficit is a subsidy. Hell, maybe even some high schools around you can teach you that.