Hal Sirkin

Chinese Consumers Willing to Pay More for American-Made Goods

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Millions of American shoppers have been swarming malls to get those Black Friday deals and a lot of the stuff we're buying is made in China. But in China, an increasing number of shoppers now prefer American-made goods.

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