[Alberta's Child]

They wouldn't have a $25/hour job. This country couldn't support a manufacturing base of 19 million workers. Our industrial output is higher today with 11-12 million workers in the manufacturing sector than it was in 1977 when U.S. manufacturing peaked at around 19.5 million.

What exactly are we going to produce with a 63% increase in manufacturing capacity, and who is going to buy it?

[GenXteacher]

“What exactly are we going to produce with a 63% increase in manufacturing capacity, and who is going to buy it? “

Goods at least as cheap, and people who have jobs buy goods with their own money, as opposed to borrowed money or money transferred to them by the government.