The Polaris Effect Who Really Holds The Power In Creating American Jobs [#882936]

Free Download Richard Roedel, "The Polaris Effect: Who Really Holds The Power In Creating American Jobs"
English | ISBN: 0615742769 | 2012 | 207 pages | EPUB | 312 KB
It's more than just a must read, it's a movement! The Polaris Effect, written by Richard Roedel, provides a jaw dropping overview of the loss of manufacturing jobs in the USA. The mind blowing effects this loss has had on the U.S. economy, American families, and the jobs that support them are talked about in detail. Did you know 1,276 U.S. manufacturing jobs have been lost every day since the year 2000 to overseas competitors? Did you know every 1 manufacturing job creates up to 4 jobs in different sectors? Hope is created and shown within these pages by educating and discussing the important and imperative steps that need to be taken in order to bring manufacturing jobs back to America. As product manufacturing has moved oversees, so have American jobs. To bring these jobs home, Americans must start supporting companies that manufacture here in the United States. Buy this book and become part of the movement now! Made in the USA! Buy American-made, create hope, create U.S. jobs, reidustrialize America, manufacture, look at the tag when buying, help your neighbor, protect your job and your neighbors job by buying American made, Made in USA.
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