How Trade Did and Did Not Account for Manufacturing Job Losses - U.S. Foreign Policy for the Middle Class: Perspectives From Ohio - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
GM's layoffs can be traced to its quest to turn people into machines
The Auto Bailout 10 Years Later: Was It the Right Call? - Knowledge at Wharton
GM's layoffs can be traced to its quest to turn people into machines
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General Motors Employees Discuss Norwood Plant Closure | GM Authority
The Decline and Resurgence of the U.S. Auto Industry | Economic Policy Institute
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Number of the Week: Manufacturing Nowhere Near Regaining Lost Jobs - WSJ
Effects of the 2008–2010 automotive industry crisis on the United States - Wikipedia
GM: History of An Automaker
After Years of Growth, Automakers Are Cutting U.S. Jobs - The New York Times
It's the black working class—not white—that was hit hardest by industrial collapse | by Heather Gilligan | Timeline
Most US manufacturing jobs lost to technology, not trade | Financial Times
General Motors to lay off 15 percent of workers, shutter 5 plants in North America - ABC News
Autoworkers Are Returning as Carmakers Gradually Crank Up Factories - The New York Times
What GM's layoffs reveal about the digitalization of the auto industry
GENERAL MOTORS TO CUT 70,000 JOBS; 21 PLANTS TO SHUT - The New York Times
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GM's decline truly began with its quest to turn people into machines
GM's Conundrum: Too Many Factories Making Slow-Selling Cars - WSJ
General Motors - Wikipedia
GM made $22.6 billion. We lost $10.6 billion
Globalization, Job Loss, and Stagnant Wages: The Evidence Is Changing | Council on Foreign Relations
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Flint, Michigan auto industry - Wikipedia
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