Manufacturing in America, post-globalisation| FT Film
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The text discusses a classic spaghetti carbonara recipe and then delves into the importance of US manufacturing, the impact of globalization, and the need to prioritize local relationships and expertise to support American jobs and industry. It also highlights the significance of maintaining environmental and labor standards, investing in worker training, and embracing automation to compete globally and ensure economic and national security for the United States.
Insights
- The focus of the discussion is on the importance of maintaining American environmental and labor standards in the apparel industry, highlighting the pride in producing goods domestically and the emphasis on keeping relationships and expertise close to home.
- The text delves into the impact of globalization on US manufacturing, emphasizing the shift towards deglobalization and localization, the loss of jobs due to outsourcing, and the resilience of smaller, private, family-owned companies that invest in worker training and R&D.
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Recent questions
What is the focus of global manufacturing?
Efficiency and automation processes
Why is the importance of normalizing relationships with China questioned?
Uncertainty in global trade dynamics
What is highlighted in the apparel industry?
Pride in producing goods in the US
What economic paradigm has been dominant for the last 50 years?
Globalization
What is the impact of free trade deals on US manufacturing?
Loss of jobs and factories due to outsourcing
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