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Mario Loyola, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
What chases high-tech manufacturing abroad is not the lack of government subsidies, but excessive regulation and taxation.
China, with its constant adding-on of significantly cheaper coal-fired electricity, could overtake the U.S. economically by decade's end if we adopt...
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