The article discusses the absurdity of the U.S. reordering its world economy, citing its significant growth compared to other advanced democracies. It argues that while unfair trade practices should be addressed, disrupting a system that places the U.S. in a strong position is illogical. With increasing GDP contributions to the G7 and impressive labor productivity, the article emphasizes that other countries, once seen as industrial models, have stagnated, showcasing the U.S.'s robust economic trajectory since the early 1990s.
President Trump and his supporters argue about trade being unfair, but the data suggests America has been progressing rather than suffering from unfair practices.
The article outlines how the United States has significantly improved its economic standing, outperforming other advanced democracies in growth and productivity.
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