It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
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… the US. trade deficit in goods, which primarily measures manufacturing output, Table 1 catalogues that deficit for the top 13 countries plus the European Union (EU) in fiscal year (FY) 2022. Note that the trade … largest: It accounts for fully one-third of that deficit and is more than twice the size of the deficit with the EU. … - page 767
… implicitly measure the large amounts of America’s manufacturing and defense industrial base and supply chains that have been offshored to foreign lands. … - page 767
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… in particular, it was not just the brave soldiers, sailors, and pilots who beat the Nazis and Imperial Japan. It was America’s factories—its “arsenal of … - page 768
… wake of the COVID-19 - 11325 In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, almost certainly spawned in a CCP biological weapons lab in Wuhan, China ,” global supply chains have been under significant pressures from lockdown policies, energy price shocks, … - page 768
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