Making Sense of "Made in the USA"
How American manufacturing helps the American economy
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Total Imports: The only negative part of the equation. Imports are subtracted since, though they are consumed, they are not produced within the country and thus can't be counted toward a country's product. Since the only way to reduce importing is to either consume less or make what you need stateside, American manufacturing is really the only way to improve this part of the GDP equation.
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