Lovely weighs in on redirecting production away from China in Christian Science Monitor

Lovely weighs in on redirecting production away from China in Christian Science Monitor

May 30, 2019

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Already production of shoes, apparel, toys, and other "footloose" industries has been shifting from China to Vietnam and other countries, partly due to rising wages in China, says Mary Lovely, professor of economics. She was interviewed for the Christian Science Monitor article "Trade war roils US, China, but it means jobs for rest of Asia." "We see a few people helped, a lot more people hurt, and no accountability in what we are doing with this kind of redistribution," Lovely adds. 05/30/19

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