Worse Than the Great Depression: What Experts Are Missing About American Manufacturing Decline
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Worse Than the Great Depression: What Experts Are Missing About American Manufacturing Decline BY ROBERT D. ATKINSON, LUKE A. STEWART, SCOTT M. ANDES, AND STEPHEN J. EZELL MARCH 2012 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ................................................................................................... 3 Manufacturing Job Loss .................................................................................. 4 Manufacturing Job Losses in Recession.................................................................... 7 False Optimism…
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