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jtdavisOld Faithful

From the Nashville Tennessean paper of Feb 26, 2017. In the business section, "People in 'business", page 3D. There is a list of business people in, I suppose, Nashville. There was banking and finance, commercial real estate, energy and enviroment, health care, insurance, law, engineering firms, residential real estate,retailing and technology. To me, a retired pipefitter, these seemed to be service industries that swap money and value that was created when a product was made. In order to have a good healthy economy, doesn't there need to be someone in the business of manuacturing a product that creates value?

2/27/172:44 PM

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