By Globalsources.com
Historical data shows US exports, not trade sanctions against China, are key in improving America's job market.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is taking a tough China stance, asserting a crackdown is necessary to, simply put, create more jobs in the US.
At the Oct. 16 presidential debate, Romney said, "And for me, this is about jobs…We don't have to live like this. We can get this economy going again. My five-point plan does it. Energy independence for North America in five years. Opening up more trade, particularly in Latin America. Cracking down on China when they cheat. Getting us to a balanced budget. Fixing our training programs for our workers. And finally, championing small business."
The Romney campaign maintains unfair trade practices are enabling China to take employment opportunities away from the US. Historical data, however, suggests otherwise.
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