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Chinese conglomerates, on a mission to expand their global footprint and avoid "anti-dumping" tariffs, are shifting more of their production to America.
In the United States, cash-strapped states desperate for revenue and jobs, are rolling out the welcome mat for foreign companies that can guarantee both.

More Chinese manufacturers have been launching their own U.S. facilities in the last five years, said Thilo Hanemann, research director at Rhodium Group, a New York-based economic advisory group.
The biggest investments are being made by Chinese firms with products that have been slapped with hefty anti-dumping tariffs, he said...

Xinxiang, China-based Golden Dragon Precise Copper Tube Group, Inc., the world's largest producer of copper tubing used in air conditioning, refrigeration and autos, broke ground last month on a $100 million plant in Thomasville, Ala.

It's the first Chinese owned-and-operated plant to enter the state. The 400,000-square-foot facility is expected to create 300 American jobs when it's up and running in 2014.

What we see in this is how neoliberalism's war on American labor has been very effective. When capital realized that it could not offer social benefits at a planetary level (the decolonization wars of the 50s and 60s), it opted for a reduction of those benefits and protections in the First World, and therefore a leveling that went downward rather than upward.