#industrial base

[itsmassivecollectionpatrolus]

A word about Henry Kissinger. I remember when MFN for China was being ‘debated’ in congress. In New York Times editorials Henry Kissinger insisted that shipping our entire industrial base to communist China would be wonderful and great and there could be no possible downside. Of course, these New York Time editorials never mentioned that he was being paid millions of dollars by communist China (laundered through “Kissinger Associates”). Whatever else one thinks about all of this, remember that Henry Kissinger was a traitor to his country.

TG says:January 15, 2020 at 5:37 am GMT 

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[indizombie]

Pakistan’s food security, as well as its industrial base, is largely built on the irrigation system bequeathed to us by the Americans, working through the World Bank in the wake of the Indus Waters Treaty. This country is, at its roots, a hydraulic society, and water, especially for irrigation, is its most important natural endowment, upon which is based our entire social structure.

'The worsening water crisis', Dawn

[iddavanmunster]

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2nd ASEAN Academic Network International Conference on Technology Management and Industrial Engineering

[erebusvincent]

No, the U.S. industrial base is not collapsing

If you believe the political rhetoric, you probably think America's industrial base has been hollowed out, gutted, or "shipped overseas." Ac

"America doesn't make anything anymore" is a powerful talking point, but it's false. We make plenty, including some of the most complex, high-valued goods in the world, from aircraft to pharmaceuticals to advanced electronics. Our workers don't make many T-shirts or toasters; other countries can do it more cheaply. And the more successfully we produce and export advanced machinery, the more foreign goods we can afford to import.

America's industrial base is not collapsing. It's evolving—becoming more productive, more specialized, and more capital-intensive. Protectionism won't bring back the past or revive old jobs. It will just make the future more expensive and shift workers into lower-paying jobs.

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EU Leaders Endorse New European Competitiveness Deal to Boost Economy

EU Leaders Endorse New European Competitiveness Deal The 27 leaders of the European Union have officially backed a much-anticipated initiative known as the “New European Competitiveness Deal.” This deal aims to invigorate the bloc’s stagnant economy and address the growing disparity with global powerhouses like the United States and China. The agreement was finalized during an informal summit…

EU Leaders Endorse New European Competitiveness Deal to Boost Economy

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US aims at helping India develop its own defense industrial base: Pentagon

US aims at helping India develop its own defense industrial base: Pentagon

Image Source : AP US aims at helping India develop its own defense industrial base: Pentagon The Biden administration is looking at deepening its military and technical cooperation with India by not only providing it with arms and equipment, but also helping New Delhi develop its own defense industrial base, a senior Pentagon official told lawmakers here on Wednesday. “We are looking to … deepen…

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US aims at helping India develop its own defense industrial base: Pentagon

US aims at helping India develop its own defense industrial base: Pentagon

Image Source : AP US aims at helping India develop its own defense industrial base: Pentagon The Biden administration is looking at deepening its military and technical cooperation with India by not only providing it with arms and equipment, but also helping New Delhi develop its own defense industrial base, a senior Pentagon official told lawmakers here on Wednesday. “We are looking to … deepen…

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