The obvious (to me) point that the average unemployment rate over the next 10 years will be what the Fed wants it to be, regardless of the U.S.-Mexico trade balance, never made it into the public consciousness.
Trade between the US and Mexico won't alter unemployment rates.
People know that the US-Mexico trade balance has no direct impact on employment levels.
Domestic investment grew significantly more than consumption in the 80s.
The man is cooking.
They do not want to have anything to do with the business or Senate anymore.
A  girl with long brown hair plays in the snow.
In Britain, parents encourage their children to watch less television.
The man is enjoying the sunshine.