[Southack]

Your own source contradicts your claim absolutely by revealing that China has LOST manufacturing jobs over the last decade. Here is what your own source from your link above said on Page 23:

 

"Deindustrialization is not unique to the U.S.

 

Economists at Alliance Capital Management estimate 31 million lost manufacturing jobs worldwide between 1995-2002

 

Due to the contraction of China's State Owned Enterprises (SOE's), it is estimated to have lost as many as 25 million [Chinese] jobs in that span, almost ten times that of the U.S. and more than 20% of their total manufacturing employment.

 

The primary reason for recent manufacturing losses is sluggish global demand, particularly the advanced economies of Japan and Western Europe."

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Your own source contradicts your claim absolutely by revealing that China has LOST manufacturing jobs over the last decade.

Communist State Owned Enterprises employing prehistoric manufacturing techniques are certainly a thing of the past. But, it is disingenous to use that to mask the real shift in jobs away from the US. Care to comment on the rest of it?