This is a real plan, by people who have been in the government, for how to systematically take over, take away rights and freedoms, and dismantle the government in service of private industry.
The Case for Free Trade
… More than 11 million American jobs turn - 11796 More than 11 million American jobs turn over through hirings, firings, retirements, layoffs, … resignations every month,® and nearly 85 percent of all jobs turn over in the course of a year. Yet America has … - page 805
… this churn is a mistake for two reasons: (1) trade is at best a minor contributor to job churn compared to other factors like technology, changing … - page 805
… When people see better opportunities, they should - 11798 When people see better opportunities, they should be allowed to pursue them. To do otherwise slows economic … - page 805
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… humanity from our policies, and can contribute - 11800 humanity from our policies, and can contribute to societal ills like depression, addiction, and isolation. Chapter The Case for Free Trade Page number 806 … humanity from our policies, and can contribute to … - page 806
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