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How China’s Wages Caught Up While America Lost Millions of Jobs
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April 1, 2025
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0:53Now PlayingIn 1970, hiring in the U.S. cost 13 times more than in China—by 2001, that gap widened to 15 times. Today, China’s minimum wage has climbed to $3.75, while the U.S. remains stagnant at $7.25, proving the outsourcing gamble crushed American manufacturing.
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