Changes

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|-

|Michigan

|Michigan

|-3.4%

|<nowiki>-3.4%</nowiki>

|+0.3%

|<nowiki>+0.3%</nowiki>

|3.7%

|3.7%

|-

|-

|Pennsylvania

|Pennsylvania

|-1.9%

|<nowiki>-1.9%</nowiki>

|+0.7%

|<nowiki>+0.7%</nowiki>

|2.6%

|2.6%

|-

|-

|Wisconsin

|Wisconsin

|-6.5%

|<nowiki>-6.5%</nowiki>

|+0.7%

|<nowiki>+0.7%</nowiki>

|7.2%

|7.2%

|-

|-

|}

|}

==Insourcing and American jobs==

==Insourcing and American jobs==

The Trump effect includes voluntary actions by American companies to make [[America]] great again by not moving manufacturing jobs to other countries, after [[Donald Trump]] championed this issue in his successful campaign for president in 2016.

The Trump effect includes voluntary actions by American companies to make [[America]] great again by not moving manufacturing jobs to other countries, after [[Donald Trump]] championed this issue in his successful campaign for president in 2016.