Currency manipulation must end in order to create jobs in Ohio
American businesses could be hiring more workers today if we ended unfair trade practices used by some of our trading partners.
American businesses could be hiring more workers today if we ended unfair trade practices used by some of our trading partners.
Leading manufacturing association presidents came to Cleveland on Wednesday to remind Ohioans that currency manipulation and unfair trade practices continue to hurt American workers, businesses and farmers.
Leading manufacturing association presidents participated in a press conference at the City Club of Cleveland.
For Immediate Release:
August 13, 2014
Contact: Colin Dunn (AAPC)
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American businesses could be hiring more workers today if we ended unfair trade practices used by some of our trading partners.
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