Pretty much highlights the US has let far too much of its critical manufacturing production to leave the states.
If we learn anything from this sh t storm, hope that’s paramount.
I agree with your conclusion, but a spike in demand is always a problem, unless a buffer is built anticipating the demand.
Worldwide demand likely outstrips worldwide capacity right now.
All of the jobs that will be returning will be manufacturing, engineering, technical, process and design jobs.
America does NOT need any more social workers, community organizers, social-scientists, bankers, mortgage brokers (or other agents of debt and financialization), political science majors, etc….
I hope America’s education system is able to radically transform itself to meet these needs and eliminate the leftist-indoctrination puppy mills we have now in “higher education.” Fed.gov ending all debt support for this will go a long way in helping fix this problem.
I am actually surprised we manufacture even one mask in the U.S.