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… the homeland and our own democratic institutions—it is critical that the United States strengthen its manufacturing … the homeland and our own democratic institutions—it is critical that the United States strengthen its manufacturing … - page 765
… and to exploit its commanding share of a wide range of critical raw materials that are essential to the global … and to exploit its commanding share of a wide range of critical raw materials that are essential to the global … - page 784
… students frequently master technologies that later become critical to key military systems, amounting over time to … students frequently master technologies that later become critical to key military systems, amounting over time to … - page 785
… and whoever is the next President in 2025 should heed this critical principle whenever the flag of free trade is waved … and whoever is the next President in 2025 should heed this critical principle whenever the flag of free trade is waved … - page 791
… trade deficits do indeed matter. It is therefore of critical importance that we bring America’s global trade … trade deficits do indeed matter. It is therefore of critical importance that we bring America’s global trade … - page 794
… mean bad trade policy.”®? That is why it will be equally critical to the next President’s trade policy agenda to have … mean bad trade policy.”®? That is why it will be equally critical to the next President’s trade policy agenda to have … - page 794
… putatively the top official on trade policy, and it is critical that this position be filled wisely. Chapter The … putatively the top official on trade policy, and it is critical that this position be filled wisely. … In thinking … - page 794
… it is - 11678 Within the West Wing itself, it is equally critical that the National Security Adviser, the Chairman of … number 795 … Within the West Wing itself, it is equally critical that the National Security Adviser, the Chairman of … - page 795
The Case for Free Trade
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