Scott Paul

Alliance for American Manufacturing

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Executive Director of the Alliance for American Manufacturing, which advocates on behalf of labor and manufacturers for an industrial policy

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After years of decline, all the talk about a "service economy" and predictions that it might never return, manufacturing is making a comeback in the United States.

Manufacturing: Heritage of the Past or Wave of the Future?

After years of decline, all the talk about a "service economy" and predictions that it might never return, manufacturing is making a comeback in the United States.

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The whole world is waiting to see what President Obama's stimulus package will bring.

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The President and the Congress are prepared to break records for government spending, with consequences for America and the rest of the world.

Stimulating the Economy, Now and in the Future

The President and the Congress are prepared to break records for government spending, with consequences for America and the rest of the world.

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