Can you say 1929?
Charles M. Kelly
Doron Levin of Bloomberg News noted in the Feb. 22 Republic that
"savvy voters know there is nothing the president can, or should,
do to impede the shutdown of inefficient manufacturing capacity."
Those who are profiting from globalization defend it under the banner of economic efficiency. Actually, unless you count cutting wages of U.S. workers an "economic efficiency," it's a horribly inefficient process.
True economic efficiencies are gained when a manufacturing facility is located:
Those who are profiting from globalization defend it under the banner of economic efficiency. Actually, unless you count cutting wages of U.S. workers an "economic efficiency," it's a horribly inefficient process.
True economic efficiencies are gained when a manufacturing facility is located:
