We hear a lot about China when talking about U.S. trade deficits, but there are two other nations that play a huge role in our economy: Japan and India. Combined, these three nations have largely contributed to our alarming deficits, job losses, massive imports, off-shoring and outsourcing of valuable businesses, the collapse of our auto industry, and more. Their devastating array of predatory trading practices has transformed the United States into the most dependent country in the world.
Economic Reform: America’s Answer to Deteriorating Industrial Base and Currency Devaluation
By Brianna Smith May 21, 2013
Our government officials need to address our deteriorating industrial base and there must be a strategy in place that would spur job creation. “Free trade” agreements and outsourcing have all but decimated our manufacturing base. We no longer produce the goods that the U.S. needs in order to sustain itself.
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WTO Targets U.S. Country-Of-Origin Labeling Laws In Attack On U.S. Consumers
By Margaret Elkis May 21, 2013
While popular among U.S. consumers, other countries like Canada and Mexico viewed COOL as a trade-distorting tool that violated WTO trade commitments.
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TPP: Highly Secretive “Free Trade” Agreement Would Be Disastrous For U.S. Economy
By Benjamin Clement May 21, 2013
It is set to be finalized in October 2013, and when it is, the consequences for the United States will be disastrous.
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