Growing U. S. Trade Deficit with China Cost 2. 8 Million Jobs Between 2001 And 2010
Growing U. S. Trade Deficit with China Cost 2. 8 Million Jobs Between 2001 And 2010
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Author(s): Scott, Robert E.
ISBN No.: 9781437989762
Year: 201109
Format: Trade Paper
Price: $ 25.00
Dispatch delay: Dispatched between 7 to 15 days
Status: Available

Shows how the growing U.S. trade deficit with China has displaced hundreds to thousands of jobs in every U.S. congress. district. Contents: Intro.: High expectations attended China's entry into WTO; Currency manipulation; Other illegal laws, regulations, and policies are also responsible for the large U.


S. trade deficit with China; Another crucial missing link: foreign direct investment and out-sourcing; Failed expectations of a growing Chinese market for U.S. goods; Trade-distorting policies and unplanned-for investment shifts have combined to radically increase China's share of the U.S. trade deficit; Growing trade deficits and job losses; Trade and jobs, by industry, by state, by congressional district; Conclusion. Charts and tables. A print on demand report.



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