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Preface Introduction Reshoring is a SMART Goal Content Overview Chapter 1. Wages, Productivity, and Inflation Money is Not Value or Utility Money Debasement, Then and Now Even Precious Metals Often Lack Genuine Utility Weimar Wastepaper and Cryptocurrency Money Supply and Velocity, and the Equation of Exchange Deficit Spending and Inflation Productivity Counteracts Inflation and Pays Down the Deficit. Revenue Must Also Balance Profits and Costs of Production Waste is Inflationary We Must Produce Our Way Out of the National Debt Chapter 2. Loss of Manufacturing Equals National Decline National Prosperity Comes from Adding Value to Raw Materials Be at the Top of the Food Chain Raw Materials are Fleeting; Manufacturing Endures The Danger of Manufacturing Inferiority The United States’ Response: Lean Manufacturing Emerson’s Twelve Principles The Leaders of the American Response to Japanese Organization Industrial Power Equals Military Power Pre-Agricultural Warfare Modern Warfare as a Product of Agriculture The Rise of the Military-Industrial Complex Lepanto (1571) and the Spanish Armada (1588) The American Civil War The First World War The Second World War Manufacturing an End to War Cooperation is Natural, and Conflict is Dysfunctional War Was Once a Private Affair Between Absolute Monarchs War in the Industrial Era Application to National Social Problems The Collapse of American Shipbuilding and Maritime Commerce Summary Chapter 3. The PRC is a Dangerous Geopolitical Rival The PRC’s Threats to American Supply Chains The Chinese Communists Lobbied Against Legislation to Promote US Chip Manuf

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