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01-13-2014, 04:43 PM   #3271
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But the US still leads the world in cheese production! That should count for something!

Darn, I looked that up, one thing led to another, and now I'm hungry.
And LEGO is the largest tyre manufacturer, by quantity. Wonder if they are getting "little tired" by now

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But the US still leads the world in cheese production! That should count for something!
We're #1! We're#1!
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In 1974 67% of Global Gross Production was occured within the United States. At that time American businesses, generally run by men who had served in their youth during WWII, simply believed the rest of the world needed to accomodate us, not the other way around.

Today roughly 23% of Global Gross Production occurs within the USA, but 44% of consumption still occurs here. Culturally it is challenging to extinguish nearly 70 years of accumulated expectation, especially when nearly half your customers expect it.
Monochrome, is this an Internet stat or can you provide data from, eg, the World Bank or better? Basic questions: what do you mean?; How do you know? This reply is in response to your post with "1974" statistics followed by current day statistics. Please enlighten all of us with actual data.
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Please enlighten all of us with actual data.
Yes! Ricoh wants to know! The future of Tokyo hangs in the balance!


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QuoteOriginally posted by waterfall Quote
Monochrome, is this an Internet stat or can you provide data from, eg, the World Bank or better? Basic questions: what do you mean?; How do you know? This reply is in response to your post with "1974" statistics followed by current day statistics. Please enlighten all of us with actual data.
Watrefall, what does this have to do with cheese? Or bacon?
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Yes! Ricoh wants to know! The future of Tokyo hangs in the balance!


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To Hell with Tokyo, not that they don`t matter. Wake up people...The Galaxy is at risk here. And all that Cheese on the moon.
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Pork production in Iowa is still #1! And we are coming on in the cheese dept! Not to mention wine,beer,whiskey and other yummies!!!! Oh yeah I forgot, Beef!! Grass fed, field raised, no hormone tasty goodness!!!

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To Hell with Tokyo, not that they don`t matter. Wake up people...The Galaxy is at risk here. And all that Cheese on the moon.
Trouble a brewin!!! Time to get more pop, chips and ammo!!! Lots of ammo!!
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Pork production in Iowa is still #1! And we are coming on in the cheese dept! Not to mention wine,beer,whiskey and other yummies!!!! Oh yeah I forgot, Beef!! Grass fed, field raised, no hormone tasty goodness!!!
Sounds good. Plenty pork around here, not so much on hormone free, grass-fed beef. Sing me up.
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Trouble a brewin!!! Time to get more pop, chips and ammo!!! Lots of ammo!!
No trouble, we can do that
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Sounds good. Plenty pork around here, not so much on hormone free, grass-fed beef. Sing me up.
Were getting a pretty good small farm presence going around here. Free range chicken, pork, beef and lamb. Plus all the fruit and veg goodness. Farmers markets are everywhere during the warm months!!
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QuoteOriginally posted by waterfall Quote
Monochrome, is this an Internet stat or can you provide data from, eg, the World Bank or better? Basic questions: what do you mean?; How do you know? This reply is in response to your post with "1974" statistics followed by current day statistics. Please enlighten all of us with actual data.
[EDIT: I messed up. Those figures are for capitalization of publicly traded companies] That is general knowledge from daily reading as part of my job. Give me a couple days and I can probably dig out citations, but it is sourced as translated OCR text from CIA reports.

Then again, you probably have the skill and the time to do it too. Please proceed at your leisure.

01/14 Here are some better numbers, from publicly available available sources:

US output as a % of world economy:
Highest percentage was 38.69% in 1960 (which at least validates my point)
1980 (earliest I can easily find): 22.5% (roughly)
2012: 18.3% (roughly)

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Were getting a pretty good small farm presence going around here. Free range chicken, pork, beef and lamb. Plus all the fruit and veg goodness. Farmers markets are everywhere during the warm months!!
Damn it, a cheese steak coming up.

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Damn it, a cheese steak coming up.
Looks yummy!!!!!
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