Why it’s hard to make stuff in the U.S.
KERA's Think
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This chapter examines the hurdles American entrepreneurs face when trying to manufacture goods domestically, contrasting consumer desires for U.S.-made products with the lure of cheaper overseas options. It follows a couple's journey in establishing a factory while addressing broader themes of labor markets, economic viability, and the effects of globalization.
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