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Why U.S. Companies Are Reshoring Jobs From China at Record Levels

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September 27, 2022

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After decades of outsourcing jobs to China and Southeast Asia, American companies like Intel and Micron are reshoring, or bringing jobs back home, to the U.S. and opening up new factories. Even foreign companies like Honda are moving into the U.S. to build EVs, develop semiconductors and more.

New data show that firms are reshoring at the fastest pace in history. That’s thanks in part to the U.S.-China trade war and rising tariffs as well. But I'll also explain why it may not be the big win blue-collar American workers have been hoping for.

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