Joe Luehrmann likes American cars, has owned a string of them and is considering buying another. But he faces a problem in trying to figure out what's American anymore. …The world is no longer as simple as us vs. them, Detroit against the Asians and Europeans. …It's a global industry now, in which all manufacturers are touching their automaking toes on the shores of just about every industrialized nation. (USA Today, Thursday)
Made everywhere.
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Human Betterment Through Globalization by Vernon L. Smith