Although we are approximately two months into 2009, you may find yourself still in need of a resolution for the New Year. If so, a pointer toward an appropriate resolution may be found in the outlets for an industry that has been greatly in the news of late; i.e., your local automobile dealership. If you browse the vehicle stickers at your local Chevrolet dealership, for instance, you will find at the bottom of the stickers in the "country of origin" area, notes such as "engine from China, transmission from Japan."  You will also find, for example, that the Chevy Aveo is made by Daewoo, a South Korean auto manufacturer owned by GM. Indeed, there is no real "U.S. Made" automobile, and the same is true for most of the other auto makers around the world (i.e., there is no automobile that is completely domestically made), and much the same is true for other major and minor industries in the United States. Full article