Made in America or Not at All

The Case for Reshoring Manufacturing and Ending Dependency on China

For decades, American companies chased cheap labor and lax regulations overseas, turning China into the world’s factory. Meanwhile, U.S. manufacturing towns withered. The pitch was simple: lower costs, bigger profits. But the real cost was far greater—economic vulnerability, lost jobs, and a disturbing moral compromise.

Every time we buy a product made i…