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It has been a year and a half since the first warnings about COVID-19 forced the United States onto an economic path that defied precedent and experience.
Tariffs on top of tariffs, as far as the eye can see. Trade policy in Washington has been turned on its head, and organizations like FIA are working overtime to ensure that their members’ voices are heard. That’s not always easy in this environment, but it’s critical.
The Alliance for American Manufacturing (AAM)'s booklet, "The Little Blue Collar Fact Book," highlights some basic facts and debunks some myths about American manufacturing that our elected officials and those of us who vote for them need to know.
Having looked at manufacturing statistics and competitiveness in our last two columns, our series continues with a global look at manufacturing and how it is changing.
