‘Made in’ labels reveal as much about a product as they do about its country of origin. A strong national brand can attract capital—technological and human—that drives growth. Countries build up their national brands over decades, yet China and the European Union are among those launching ambitious programs to rehaul their brands within just several years.
Read MoreChina’s economic strength has inspired Beijing’s totally new foreign policy, with the target of increasing its trade relationships on all continents.
Read MoreOn March 2nd, in a speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference, President Donald J. Trump declared his intention to sign an executive order supporting free speech on colleges’ campuses.
Read More“Made in China” has an earlier history than high-tech products or cheap consumer goods, though. The term was first popularly used during Japanese occupation during the Second Sino-Japanese War in the early 1940s.
Read MoreDespite all these problematic issues, there will likely be no decrease in attendance, and most likely, no campaign can be successful enough to cripple such a massive corporation.
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