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Germans get a lump of coal
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shere khan Offline
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Germans get a lump of coal
https://global.handelsblatt.com/politics...orm-865577

He told Handelsblatt Global that in figuring out their “service cost,” a metric that measures the cost of capital, companies also have to consider local labor costs, regulatory burdens, and things like energy prices and the cost of land.The US has the advantage in almost every category, he noted, but until now firms were deterred by the high corporate tax.


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12-21-2017 02:21 AM
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RE: Germans get a lump of coal
ol' boy simply continues to do what he said he would.....

isn't it grand.....

guess who's next in line to begin investing more in the USD (rhetorically lmao)

if there's one thing we learned from the brits.....giving the empire away is ******* stupid.....
12-21-2017 02:26 AM
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