How Germany Builds Twice as Many Cars as the U.S. While Paying Its Workers Twice as Much

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How can that be? The question is explored in a new article from Remapping Debate, a public policy e-journal. Its author, Kevin C. Brown, writes that “the salient difference is that, in Germany, the automakers operate within an environment that precludes a race to the bottom; in the U.S., they operate within an environment that encourages such a race.”  >continue<

A tale of two systems