Interesting perspective. So, are you advocating that to preserve or enhance union support here in the US, we pull out of the global economy, eschew

Interesting perspective. So, are you advocating that to preserve or enhance union support here in the US, we pull out of the global economy, eschew trade, and most global activities? (This has been proposed by some pro-union and antiglobalization advocates in the past.) How then do we produce "stuff" with a scarcity of resources (something you should have touched on in previous course work in operations management, finance and economics)? What are the two critical items (both finance driven) that would allow the U.S. to continue to operate and trade globally? Please walk us through all of this and please support with peer-reviewed (scholarly) sources you located via the AU Library. (These might also come in handy in the final course paper.) This is something I discussed with my economics students at a local university. A lot of business and economic-driven issues here