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and just in ca you were wondering, they're prus in the field and dried plums after they've gone to the dehydrator. the next step in the life of a prune soon to become a dried plum happens here at the nearby dehydrator. here, the fruit is thoroughly washed and then placed on large wooden trays. then the fruit is wheeled into these huge ovens where the temperature reaches upwards of 185 degrees. and in a matter of hours, 18 to be exact, voila! you've @t dried plums. then they're off to the next stop-- to the largest family-owned global producer of dried fruit in the world--the mariani fruit company in vacaville. >> my grandfaher came here when he was only 16 years old and decided that he had an opportunity to have a better living here in california. and he came from yugoslavia and got into the agricultural business. so, that was over 104 years ago. >> and now more than a century later, and it's mark mariani and his children michael, christopher, and natalie, who literally have grown up in the dried fruit business, that are carrying on the family tradition of marketing some of the golden

for china to move further towards a more market-based, more efficient finance system, of course more pru prudently managed, with a lots of capital and good supervision. but you don't want, you can't grow if you rely on the state to decide who gets capital at what price. it doesn't work. there is no successful of example of a strategy that relies on the government to decide how to allocate and price capital. >> we have another student question in the center here. >> good morning, secretary geithner. i'm a ph.d student here at sais. my question we just went through a rather heated election campaign here in this country in which sentiment over china's rise and role in the global economy was maybe not the chief concern but was certainly a concern and was the potential to scapegoat the chinese and our economic problems was certainly leveraged by both parties to some extent. how, is that worrying to you as a policymaker? how discon terting -- concerts to you and disconcerting to your counterparts in beijing? . . it should be a concern to anyone in the united states and something the chinese ne