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Line 54: − − ==Trade deficit== − Free trade with non-democratic regimes only serves to strengthen human rights violators. China and Iran are two of the most shining examples. The widespread notion that democracy and free trade go hand-in-hand, which took root in the Cold War and its immediate aftermath, has been discredited by experience. − [[File:20180710 NATO Expenditure-3.jpg|right|250px|thumb|NATO spending in 2018.]] − Donald Trump has been a lone voice of [[realism]] against globalists, who initially pitched the democratizing influence of free trade, and now are content with the status quo of their failure and the impoverishment of [[Western]] nations. − − [[Globalism|Globalists]] have made the United States a service economy with 70% of all [[employment]] in service industries. American services are traded for foreign manufactured goods, leaving huge trade deficits, and bankrupting the nation. Reversing these trends, and President Trump's insistence that [[NATO]] partners carry their fair share of the cost burden, are the primary reasons why globalists have such intense hatred and opposition to Donald Trump. − − ===Chinese tariffs=== − [[Tariff]]s on Chinese imports stemmed the [[capital]] outflow to China, sparked creation of manufacturing and service sector jobs in the U.S., and slowed the Chinese [[military]] build-up which previously was being funded by American [[consumer]]s.<ref>[https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2018/06/trade_deficits_paying_for_china_military_buildup.html]</ref>
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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.
==Healthcare==
==Healthcare==