(Reuters) - In "A Year Without 'Made in China,"'
Bongiorni tells how she and her family found that such formerly
simple acts as finding new shoes, buying a birthday toy and
fixing a drawer became ordeals without the Asian giant.
Bongiorni takes pains to say she does not have a
protectionist agenda and, despite the occasional worry about
the loss of U.S. jobs to overseas factories, she has nothing
against China. Her goal was simply to make Americans aware of
how deeply tied they are to the international trading system.
Read more at Reuters.com Business News
Bongiorni tells how she and her family found that such formerly
simple acts as finding new shoes, buying a birthday toy and
fixing a drawer became ordeals without the Asian giant.
Bongiorni takes pains to say she does not have a
protectionist agenda and, despite the occasional worry about
the loss of U.S. jobs to overseas factories, she has nothing
against China. Her goal was simply to make Americans aware of
how deeply tied they are to the international trading system.
Read more at Reuters.com Business News
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