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corrected the number for the jobs-multiplier (was 2.5; is 3.7), to agree with the footnoted article
===Manufacturing jobs===
===Manufacturing jobs===
President Trump created ten times as many manufacturing jobs in Trump's first 21 months than the [[socialist]] leader [[Barack Obama]] did during Obama's last 21 months.<ref>https://www.forbes.com/sites/chuckdevore/2018/10/16/the-trump-manufacturing-jobs-boom-10-times-obamas-over-21-months/amp/</ref> Each manufacturing job can in turn create as many as an additional 2.5 service sector jobs.<ref>https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_58adedede4b01f4ab51c7582/amp</ref>
President Trump created ten times as many manufacturing jobs in Trump's first 21 months than the [[socialist]] leader [[Barack Obama]] did during Obama's last 21 months.<ref>https://www.forbes.com/sites/chuckdevore/2018/10/16/the-trump-manufacturing-jobs-boom-10-times-obamas-over-21-months/amp/</ref> Each manufacturing job can in turn create as many as an additional 3.7 service sector jobs.<ref>https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_58adedede4b01f4ab51c7582/amp</ref>
This is important because manufacturing - jobs where value is added to the workproduct greater than the cost of labor in producing the product - spawn service sector jobs. [[Marxist]]s object to this concept, yet have never produced a workable alternative theory to feed and clothe whole nations and societies. Each new manufacturing job spawns 1.5 to 2.5 new services sector jobs (so-called "multiplier effect") - jobs were the workproduct vanishes in the instant it is performed and leaves nothing behind to be traded for equal value.
This is important because manufacturing - jobs where value is added to the workproduct greater than the cost of labor in producing the product - spawn service sector jobs. [[Marxist]]s object to this concept, yet have never produced a workable alternative theory to feed and clothe whole nations and societies. Each new manufacturing job spawns 1.5 to 2.5 new services sector jobs (so-called "multiplier effect") - jobs were the workproduct vanishes in the instant it is performed and leaves nothing behind to be traded for equal value.