“Made in America” – An Impossibility
Most of what we have and consume is not totally made in America. Many times, the items are simply assembled here with parts from around the world. America, like all other countries, is a participant in a global economy. And by “America” and “all other countries” I mean the individual citizens of all countries. We, as individuals, and companies, run by individuals, buy and sell items that have multitudes of origins in their creation. Even the term “Made in America” is fraught with many difficulties. It could mean: A strong example of the first four is American-grown cotton sheets and towels. Cotton is grown in the American Southwest, and is …