Outsourcing
The Exodus of American Production 6
The United States accumulated much abundance throughout most of the twentieth century as we were a very productive country whose wealth derived from manufacturing. Today, once great manufacturers have become mere suppliers of products and services.
Domestic Manufacturer Signifies Hope for Outsourcing Resistance 1
Despite government policies that practically force domestic companies to outsource, at least one company is determined to keep its operations and headquarters right here in the United States. And it’s doing very well.
Policy Failures Led to Our Crisis 4
Despite indisputable evidence that current policies have proved grossly inadequate or even counterproductive in the past, our opinion leaders remain committed to a business-as-usual strategy that is doomed to failure.
Yankee Utopians in a Chinese Century 8
We put a mythical world economy before our own economy. We put "global prosperity" before national interest. We forced our workers to compete, in their own country, against the products of foreign laborers earning a tenth of their pay.
Disappearing Act: The Middle Class 8
We are losing an economic battle, a battle that the majority of America thinks was mismanaged for years.
