We assert that the corporations will not return jobs to the the U.S. in sufficient numbers until it is clear that they can profit more by doing so than by using their capital off shore. The best way to accomplish this is to match or exceed the tariffs being charged on American goods by our competitors. If this means abrogating trade agreements, so be it. The multinational U.S. corporations have become an economic fifth column for our competitors, representing through their lobbyists that free trade is good for America when in fact there is no such thing. (See James Galbraith's, The Predator State) We have sold our economy for cheap trinkets and now we must take steps to reclaim it. I am a B.S. in finance, former investment banker and a published author on the subject, Parity Democracy.



