Navigating U.S. Economic Policies: Risks and Ramifications

This chapter examines the intricacies of U.S. economic policies regarding manufacturing and trade, highlighting concerns about the potential collapse of domestic manufacturing amid political and global pressures. It critiques Trump's tax cuts and tariffs, questioning their effectiveness in benefiting the American working class and the complicated relationship between capital investment and job creation. The discussion underscores the broader implications for political leaders as they navigate the complexities of economic strategies and their impact on democracy.