It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
The Case for Free Trade
… while real per capita gross domestic product (GDP) rose to an all-time record. Clearly, people who wanted to work were able to find work that paid well even as manufacturing jobs grew more slowly than service jobs. … - page 800
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… crucial for the next conservative Administration, but nuts-andbolts policies are also important. Making the conservative vision for trade a reality will … some of which may prove to be more difficult to achieve than others. Specifically: Chapter The Case for Free Trade … - page 800
… for affected goods as well as to strengthen supply chains and boost manufacturing. End Section 232, 201, and 301 tariffs. Work with Congress to pass legislation … - page 800
… • Resist calls for more spending on trade adjustment assistance, which is often hijacked for progressive ends. Technology and changing tastes displace six times as many workers as does … - page 800
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