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Who Would Be Against American Manufacturing?

A country’s economic power comes from manufacturing. But while other countries have industrial policies, America has a de-industrialization policy. We have handed our country’s manufacturing capacity over to other countries, and as a result we have to borrow more and more to be able to buy the things that we used to make. How did this come to be? Who would be against American manufacturing?

China Tire Case: Standing Up For Jobs

President Obama has signaled a new direction in America's trade policies by deciding to impose tariffs on tires imported from China, in respose to an International Trade Commission finding that China violated trade agreements. Our blog team explains what that decision means for American trade and American jobs.

» Dave Johnson: "President Obama Enforces Trade Law In China Tire Case"
» Dave Johnson: "Myths of Protectionism: Stories You Are Likely to Hear in the Wake of the China Tire Trade Tariff Case"
» Mike Elk: "Washington Post Spreads Lie That Trade Enforcement Will Hurt Climate Change Agreements"
» Marcy Wheeler: "Why Auto Parts?"

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Real Recovery For the Real Economy

Real Recovery For The Real Economy

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The Way Forward To A New Financial System

Business interests are continuing their assault
on the effort to rein in a financial industry run amok. more »