“The future of manufacturing is in America, not China” declared Vivek Wadhwa in Foreign Policy magazine this week. Wadhwa argues that technology is going to save the US. In fact, “technical advances will soon lead to the same hollowing out of China’s manufacturing industry that they have to US industry over the past two decades”.
7.28.2012
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