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Why the New Growth Chapter for EU Manufacturing Is Set to Be a Slow Burn

Edse Dantuma | ING THINK | 05/01/2025

US protectionist policies have sabotaged new prospects of growth for European manufacturing. German investment plans and EU-wide increases in defence spending could provide a gradual boost, but we think significant growth is probably going…

The Trials And Tribulations Of Trade

Carl Tannenbaum | Northern Trust | 04/25/2025

The loss of manufacturing in the United States is a long-running tale. As a chi...

The Pundit’s Dilemma

Noah Smith | Noahpinion | 04/22/2025

Trumpism will deindustrialize America. That’s a hard pill for some thinkers to swallow. “The...

US Manufacturing Jobs and Gen Z Workers—Can Common Ground Be Found?

Ava Martinez | The HR Digest | 04/21/2025

The “made in America” agenda has been leading many...

The Sudden Death of Detroit in China

Michael Dunne | The Dunne Insights Newsletter | 03/12/2024

GM, Ford and Jeep Meet Their Maker All Too Soon The bodies are sti...

To Decouple, or To De-Risk? That Is The Question

Urban C. Lehner | DTN Progressive Farmer | 07/03/2023

As often happens in diplomacy, the communique the G7 leader...

Making Supply Chains Resilient

Christine McDaniel | Discourse Magazine | 03/07/2022

This article is the second of a two-part series describing Christine McDaniel’...

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