Labor Market Adjustments
Economic changes, driven by innovation and trade, can lead to job losses, yet history shows that labor markets can adapt swiftly. The transition may be challenging for some, but the overall benefits of technological progress far outweigh the temporary difficulties. Americans tend to embrace innovation while remaining skeptical of trade, often overlooking their interconnectedness.In this clip
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Why Industrial Policy Is (Almost) Always a Bad Idea (with Scott Sumner)
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