Why U.S. Manufacturing Caps on China Miss the Mark
U.S. proposals to cap China’s global manufacturing share overlook decades-long automation trends and market dynamics. Data shows output growth as jobs shift, urging a facts-based approach.
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U.S. proposals to cap China’s global manufacturing share overlook decades-long automation trends and market dynamics. Data shows output growth as jobs shift, urging a facts-based approach.
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