How the Fortunes of Many American Manufacturers Are Tied to China

The video discusses the complex relationship between US manufacturing and China, highlighting Cummins' growth since China's WTO entry and the impact of tariffs. It examines the reversal of manufacturing job growth in the US due to the trade war, with a focus on Pennsylvania's job losses. The video concludes by questioning whether voters will blame the trade war or agree with criticisms of poorly managed companies.

How is China perceived in relation to American manufacturing?

• As a neutral entity

• As a boogeyman that stole factories

• As a partner in growth

• As a minor competitor

What significant change occurred for Cummins after China joined the WTO?

• It became a Chinese company

• It saw a significant increase in sales and profit

• It faced a decline in sales

• It stopped operations in China

What percentage of Cummins' engines are made and sold in China?

• 60%

• 25%

• 40%

• 10%

What is the expected financial impact of tariffs on Cummins this year?

• $200 million

• $150 million

• $100 million

• $50 million

What is a key concern for voters regarding the trade war's impact?

• The rise in manufacturing jobs

• The increase in factory jobs in key states

• The stability of the US economy

• The loss of factory jobs in key states