Last year, a Michigan-based washing machine maker called Whirlpool complained that it was being undercut by Chinese imports.
Rather than reduce its costs, improve its productivity, or (if washing machines can truly no longer be manufactured competitively in the United States) switch to something more profitable, the company demanded that President Trump act against its rivals.
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