By Howard Wial @CNNMoney February 23, 2012: 5:34 AM ET Howard Wial is a fellow for the Brookings Institution Metropolitan Policy Program. At first glance, manufacturing jobs would appear to be a dying breed. The United States lost 6 million manufacturing jobs between early 2001 and late 2009. And despite small gains during the last two years, [...]
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