A memorandum by labor secretary robert reich

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A memorandum by Labor Secretary Robert Reich to President Clinton suggested that the government penalize U.S. companies that invest overseas rather than at home. According to Reich, this kind of investment hurts exports and destroys well-paying jobs. Comment on this argument.

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