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How labor's decline opened door to billionaire Trump as 'savior' of American workers

  • Written by Raymond Hogler, Professor of Management, Colorado State University

Out of the economic maelstrom of the last decade, Donald Trump has emerged as the improbable, and self-proclaimed, champion of American workers.

And that’s despite the fact that Trump has failed to articulate substantive policy positions regarding labor issues, other than generic railing against foreign competition and bad trade deals....

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