EPISODE · Apr 25, 2022 · 28 MIN
CCP, Inc's. Wealth of $14 Trillion in Annual GDP, Was Shifted From USA, Due to Past Imbalance of Trade Policies
from The American Enterprise Manifesto: My America's Vision of Peace and Nonviolence for Humanism · host Jerry Rhoads
CCP, Inc. (Using the Chinese Communist Party's "Wolf Warrior Policies") is winning the USA’s globalization trade war with a low overhead efficient Autocracy. CCP, Inc. is the largest enterprise in the world. It has 98 subservient companies with 12 on the Fortune 500 list. It has 775 million proletariat workers with no say. It has a politburo board of directors with one President. It has no unions, no Articles of Incorporation. It has no by-laws or rule of law for accountability. It has no restraint of trade limitations or anti-trust law. It has no HR human relations department. Its only investor is a communist party politburo. It has only one stockholder with total veto power. It has no contract with its employees. It has no complaint department. It has no work ethics standards. It doesn’t need efficiency experts. It has no required quality control. CCP, Inc. has a more efficient labor force without interference of human rights, unions and strikes. CCP, Inc’s research and development is hacking and stealing secrets of others for its technology. It embeds its citizens in its competitors Universities and communities for stealing ideas and technical applications. It has no 50 Republic States to control or satisfy. CCP, Inc. also has investors from its competitors ... American union pension funds, foundations and group mutual funds are investing in stocks and bonds of CCP’s subsidiary companies in a single economy (unwittingly American investors are investing in a communist regime to the tune of $400 billion dollars per year, one-third is from the USA government Treasuries, that will grow to $1 trillion in market value by the end of 2021). This creates a dichotomy with current international politics with the USA using sanctions, tariffs, that are anomalies when it comes to winning the globalization cold war ... the reverse of CCP investing in USA companies is closely controlled by the CCP, a monopsony and a monopoly (a one buyer and seller The American Enterprise Party Volume II: American Enterprise Manifesto 48 market that controls all trade agreements and enforcement of competitive influences). CCP, Inc. converts low quality with little to no overhead for its subsidiary companies. Also, no strikes, no work stoppages, media attacks, no protests other than religious groups, compared to 40% fixed overhead to run USA enterprises. CCP, Inc. taxes small to large companies 2.5 to 15% Individuals 3% to 45%, on worldwide income. Therefore, CCP, Inc. is low overhead and high return on investment. On the other hand, 59% of the CCP workers are over 50 years old with a mandated social security program. 90 million drop out of the work force per year. Of the 775 million workers 10% are over 70 with a 54 average retirement age. CCPP, Inc. trails the USA in GDP with $14 trillion to the USA of $21 trillion. Japan is third with $5 trillion, Germany fourth with $4 trillion, India fifth with $3 trillion. From these recent analytical figures, the USA is leading in GDP from a work force of 170 to 200 million enterprising Americans with the highest overhead costs and lowest return on investment compared to China ... that is catching up by controlling the supply lines with low labor costs and high technological theft. Thus CCP, Inc. (Chinese Communist Party) envisions China capitalism and the China Dream, to be the new world order for bringing all socialist and communist countries together to compete with American Capitalism and American Socialism (monetary capital and human capital) practicing peaceful coexistence with Humanism as its constitutional foundation.
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