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share American Jobs Film uses the power of personal experience to call into question the effects of outsourcing practices on United States workers.Tags: outsourcingprotectionismlaborManufacturingoffshoringfilm reviewRegions: AsiaCategories: Book and Film Reviews Read more »
share Why "Fair Trade" Could Backfire for the United States Many economists believe that the current approach to manufacturing employment in the United States will do little if anything to solve the current crisis.Tags: free tradetradeeconomicsfair tradeNeoliberalismManufacturingsavingsRegions: North AmericaCategories: Trade Read more »
