deindustrialized

The same number of workers produces more; trade hasn't "deindustrialized" America.

The Great Fog Over Nafta 2008

The city provides about 1.5% of its own produce, but Cleveland's deindustrialized landscape provides fresh opportunities, two researchers argue.

Small Forks, Big Bellies Christopher Shea 2011

"It isn't a miracle, it's because we stuck to manufacturing whereas other countries deindustrialized," he says.

Is Germany Turning Into the Strong, Silent Type? Marcus Walker 2011

We've moved millions of jobs offshore and deindustrialized our economy.

Stan Sorscher: Priming a Broken Pump Stan Sorscher 2010

We've moved millions of jobs offshore and deindustrialized our economy.

Stan Sorscher: Priming a Broken Pump Stan Sorscher 2010

"It isn't a miracle, it's because we stuck to manufacturing whereas other countries deindustrialized," he says.

Is Germany Turning Into the Strong, Silent Type? Marcus Walker 2011

The problem with the health care industry is that it is an industry; essentially, it needed to be deindustrialized.

Anis Shivani: Obama the Visionless: Flogging the Four Horsemen of the Bureaucracy 2010

“What if Detroit, the vacated and rusting shell of a deindustrialized city, turns out to be the hustling forefront of urban sustainability?”

Rediscovering Values Jim Wallis 2010

Densification also produces a larger municipal tax base, which is important for those cities that lost population when they deindustrialized during the postwar years.

Makeshift Metropolis Witold Rybczynski 2010

The problem with the health care industry is that it is an industry; essentially, it needed to be deindustrialized.

Anis Shivani: Obama the Visionless: Flogging the Four Horsemen of the Bureaucracy 2010