Скачать или смотреть ALERT: John Deere ESCAPES The US for Mexico — The Global Supply Chain Crisis Worsens

The headlines say "corporate greed," but the data says "survival." John Deere's move to Mexico is a direct response to a government that made planning for the future impossible. By analyzing the breakdown of the US-China relationship and the erratic nature of recent tariffs, we uncover why American companies are fleeing the volatility of Washington for the stability of a treaty Washington signed. This is a deep dive into the economics of risk, certainty, and the unintended destruction of the American Heartland.

► Policy Whiplash: How unpredictable tariffs on microchips, valves, and steel turned the US manufacturing sector into a high-risk gamble.
► The Near-Shoring Shift: Why the 1990s model of "outsourcing to Asia" has been replaced by a 2025 model of "near-shoring for survival" within North America.
► The Cost of Chaos: Calculating the real price of trade wars, not just in dollars, but in the lost identity and pride of American manufacturing towns.
► The USMCA Loophole: Explaining how the new trade deal allows companies to bypass tariffs by producing in Mexico and selling back to the US tariff-free.

We investigate the structural failure of current industrial policy and why "getting tough" on trade ended up crushing the people it was meant to save.