Via Roger Simmermaker:    To be sure, the “Made in USA” label
alone does not tell the entire story where all the jobs are
located for every product that is made, since it does not
include where jobs such as engineering, research and
development, design, testing, administration, advertising,
marketing, etc. are located. It also doesn’t indicate who owns
the company making a given product, which would reveal where the
profits go, where the taxes are paid, and, a good indication of
which country has many of the jobs types listed in the previous
sentence.  But the answer to the incompleteness of what the
current “Made in USA” label does reveal is not to scrap country-
of-origin labels like the “guided-by-global-governance” World
Trade Organization wants to do altogether, but rather to keep
and strengthen our current country-or-origin labels and
supplement them with even more information.  Keep reading…