Vancouver's Opinionated Newspaper February 19 to March 3, 2004   •  No 82
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Too much stuff

Dear Republic:

We certainly continue to enjoy the paper. I especially enjoyed William Kay's analyses of the military maneuvers in Iraq and Kevin Potvin's nifty idea on car insurance.

I would love to read more about two things I have read or heard about in passing: 1) a "crisis in overproduction" in the economy (which I take to be code words for "there's too much stuff people don't want"), and 2) that 40% of all manufacturing is done now in China. What are the conditions of workers there?

Thanks for keeping up the good work.

-Betsy Nuse, Victoria, BC

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