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Douglas Irwin contended that the rise in Chinese imports occurred during a period of falling unemployment in the United States, indicating it was not the result of a general demand shortfall, but rather the geographic concentration of manufacturing and the limited ability of workers to move between regions and sectors.
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- History of tariffs in the United States - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org via serper
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- U.S. location
- manufacturing concept
- Douglas A. Irwin entity
- unemployment concept
- Chinese imports concept