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Deindustrialization in the United States did not originate in the 1980s as commonly believed. The industrial production index reveals consistent growth until the early 2000s, plateauing during President Obama's term. The Rust Belt states experienced manufacturing decline while other regions saw industrial growth.
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Can the lessons from this historical perspective help shape future industrial strategies in the US?
How might misconceptions of deindustrialization impact economic policies and planning?
What factors led to the divergence in industrial trends between Rust Belt states and other regions?
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