Carson

In 2005 when General Motors decreased factory and production volume, Toyota motors became the most powerful automobile company in the world. This is only an example of how decentralization of American labor transfers economic power out of the United States and into the hands of foreign investment companies, labor conglomerates, and industrial giants. The greatest threat to the infrastructure of the US and western countries is the growing economic importance of the Nikkei stock exchange. Without proper measures within ten years the financial axis of the world marketplace will shift from New York to Tokyo.