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The decline of Canadian manufacturing in the oil boom years with the overvalued currency

08/29/2015

Canadian manufacturing suffered in the oil boom years with its share of the GDP declining from 18% in 2000, close to that of Germany, to 10% similar to the UK and the U.S. by 2013.

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The new rustbelt

Economist 08/29/2015

Amid Slumping Economy, Canada’s Stephen Harper Braces for Tight Election Race

Wall Street Journal 10/19/2015

The White House’s claim that 800,000 manufacturing jobs were added during Obama’s presidency

Washington Post 12/09/2016

The Jobs Americans Do

The New York Times 02/23/2017

Ordinary people in China worried about jobs and savings on social media app WeChat in August 2015

08/28/2015

August 2015 with the small devaluation in the currency and the efforts to keep stock prices from falling marks the beginning of a period of austerity in China. Consumers in China express their anxiety about the economic developments on social media sites Weibo and WeChat. Young people in their 30's worry about what it will be like in jobs where job security is weak and who could get laid off.

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Consumer Anxiety in China Undermines Government’s Economic Plans

New York Times 08/28/2015

Tackling overcapacity in China for cement, steel and other products- the example of Changzhi's cement factories

08/28/2015

There is huge overcapacity in the cement, steel and other industries in China. Schuman of the NYT describes the situation in the city of Changzhi, with a population of 3 million. Many of the local cement factories are running at a third of the capacity, and the government's focus on keeping workers from being unemployed to preserve social stability, makes it harder to divert capital and labor to new productive uses. There is increasing difficulty in areas away from the major cities of Shanghai and Beijing.

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Zombie Factories Stalk the Sputtering Chinese Economy

New York Times 08/28/2015

China’s Shift Away From Industry Drains Life From a Steel Town

Wall Street Journal 09/08/2015

Globalization: Capitalism Should Be Nicer | ZEIT ONLINE

ZEIT ONLINE 07/29/2016

How China Built a Steel Behemoth and Convulsed World Trade

WSJ 12/24/2018

The Iran Nuclear Deal of June 2015 and historical precedent for Congressional access to negotiating records for treaties

08/27/2015

Thomas Jefferson's Manual of Parliamentary Practice of 1826 provides precedent for the U.S. Congress's access to negotiating records for treaties.

Grouped Articles

An Informed Vote on the Iran Deal

Wall Street Journal 08/27/2015

On the Iran Nuclear Deal: Yes, but . . .

Wall Street Journal 08/29/2015

Cleaning Up After the Obama Team’s Iran Deal

Wall Street Journal 09/14/2015

China's 640,000 barrel increase in crude oil imports in 2014 and the 670,000 barrels exported from refineries- China's oil demand fundamentals are changing in 2015

08/27/2015

With China increasing exports from refineries to offset the imports of crude, and the increasing production of oil domestically as it taps new oil fields, the fundamentals for crude oil demand are also changing in China. This process is likely to accelerate with crude imports also going to small refiners now allowed to import crude. A sharp slowdown in car sales with declies in sales in June and July 2015, is likely to keep demand from automobiles for gasoline in check.

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China Has Big Eyes, Little Stomach for Oil

Wall Street Journal 08/27/2015


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