As the value of the dollar has fallen, the U.S. economy has had to adjust in a multitude of areas. While some sectors have benefitted from cheaper U.S. exports, others have felt the pinch of inflation. Paul Solman examines the impact of the dollar's value.
"Connecting Pittsburgh energy with a cause in Uganda is a great idea. But I see an additional opportunity. Why not enlist the like-minded in nearby Youngstown? I've noticed a number of similar creative endeavors in both cities. Youngstown and Pittsburgh are close enough to functionally collaborate. Perhaps some events will not travel well, but I do think that both places could share a substantial support network."
"To those who say the United States pays too high a price to maintain strong political and economic relations with China, George McCloud says failing to manage and improve these ties comes at an even higher price.You can read more insight here.
Perhaps the greatest hurdle in this country is to overcome our fundamental cultural and political misunderstandings regarding China, McCloud said. “Our relationship must be understood beyond governments,” he said.
A.P. “Bud” Dearing, a consultant for Panelmatic Inc., said his business reaps great benefits because of productive trade with China. “One-third of our products today are shipped to China,” he said."
