And for the long-haul service, both trans-continental and trans-oceanic, if you cannot find the pilots, do the carriers respond by buying much bigger planes? Airbus attempted that with the gigantic A-380, and now nobody is buying them any more. Emirates was the big buyer, and they have stopped that business model. So, does the A-380 and even larger aircraft now make a comeback? Or does a certain segment now go back to travelling by a souped-up steamboat, such as a gigantic hydrofoil with 1,200 passengers, skimming the waves at 300 mph? I dunno; you tell me.
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This is when Stuart and Carelse came into the picture. Both have vast experience gained over many years working in the fabrication industry on a wide variety of projects for the medium to heavy engineering industries including the steel making industry, mining, materials handling, power and general structural engineering. This background provides the necessary insight into complex cutting requirements.
This is not necessarily true, depending on now you define the word 'costs'. What Jan was trying to point out in his previous message was that there exist externalities which you have not completely accounted for in your economic, bottom-line calculations, and that the costs of these externalities (such as living in a Hobbsian world of the Indian shipbreaking industry) involve costs that are not completely offset by the lower price of inputs, which you desire and which you fear will lead to inflation if they are replaced by US labor and the OSHA laws and regulations that it entails.
If you want to talk about inflation, you need to also consider the greatest producer of inflation: monopolies. I know you think that globalization will result in cheaper products, but currency manipulation destroys competition, and this results in monopolies. Nothing creates inflation faster than the monopoly. After all, look at what the Chinese did to the price of tungsten back in 2004 once they captured a monopoly on it...ouch! The cost was $8,700 per metric ton in 2003, $37,000 by 2005, and $56,700 by 2012. Talk about inflation! Now imagine they are allowed to do that with the entire economy? They will, of course, if they are allowed to. Remember, it is not globalization that drives down prices, but competition.
Ternium SA, through its subsidiaries, manufactures and processes various steel products in Mexico, Argentina, Paraguay, Chile, Bolivia, Uruguay, Brazil, the United States, Colombia, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Honduras, El Salvador, and Nicaragua. It operates in two segments, Steel and Mining. The Steel segment offers steel products, including slabs, billets and round bars, hot-rolled coils and sheets, bars and stirrups, wire rods, cold-rolled coils and sheets, tin plates, hot dipped galvanized and electrogalvanized sheets and pre-painted sheets, steel pipes and tubular products, beams, and roll formed products, as well as other products, such as pig iron.
23 – In a bid to survive after New Brunswick’s cliffhanger election, the minority Liberal government presented a throne speech outlining what it said was a framework for collaboration.
My erstwhile flying companion Nancy — she has now changed her mind and sworn off flying in anything smaller than an A320 — had a strict rule that all flying in which she participated had to have a clear purpose. It couldn’t just be frivolous, like going up on a beautiful afternoon to enjoy the sights or “dance the skies on laughter-silvered wings.” You had to be going somewhere. Flying out to sea for a couple of hours just to find out what “automatic rough” sounds like wouldn’t cut it. For some reason,
9 – Patriots quarterback Tom Brady broke the NFL record for career touchdown passes including post-season. He threw his 580th touchdown at Miami when he connected with Julian Edelman for a two-yard score. That’s one more TD pass than the previous record set by Peyton Manning.
The RfD is highly critical of Eskom’s control of operations and maintenance expenditure, stating that the utility’s consistent over-expenditure against what was allowed showed a “lack of cost-control measures”. “In reaching its decision, Nersa considered Eskom’s unwillingness to implement stringent measures to contain its costs. In light of this, Nersa has adjusted the expenditure, taking this into consideration.”
These are just a few bits of hardware I noticed while sliding underneath the MEB and gazing under its hood. I hope to take a closer look soon.
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