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Eamonn Fingleton's commentaries on the politics and economics of American decline

 
 
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Tag Archives: boeing

Boeing Goes To Pieces

Sandcastle Empire Posted on January 5, 2014 by Eamonn FingletonJanuary 5, 2014

This article was first published in the January-February 2014 issue of The American Conservative. At a welcoming banquet in Japan in the 1980s, Ford Motor chairman Philip Caldwell received a memorably double-edged compliment. “There is no secret about how we … Continue reading →

Posted in American decline, Global economy, Japan, Manufacturing, Trade | Tagged american conservative, boeing, fingleton

Dollars and Dragons

Sandcastle Empire Posted on September 19, 2011 by Eamonn FingletonJanuary 11, 2012

I have just published the article below in  the American Conservative. TOKYO—In the mid 1990s, I published a book entitled Blindside: Why Japan Is Still on Track to Overtake the U.S. By the Year 2000. The prediction in the subtitle … Continue reading →

Posted in American decline, Japan, Manufacturing, Trade | Tagged 787, blindside, boeing, dollar, freedomfest, mark skousen, mitsubishi, soros, tac, toray

A $10,000 offer for Robby Feldman and Ed Lincoln

Sandcastle Empire Posted on June 20, 2011 by Eamonn FingletonJanuary 11, 2012

Let’s sort out once and for all what has really happened to the Japanese economy in the last two decades. Some months ago I offered to make a $5,000 donation to charity if any of ten influential Western commentators joined … Continue reading →

Posted in American decline, Japan, Manufacturing, Press, Trade | Tagged $10, 000 donation, bamboozled, boeing, cars, edward lincoln, iris chang, ivan p. hall, nanking, renault, robbie feldman, robert alan feldman, trade barriers

Boeing, Boeing,….Gone: An article revisited

Sandcastle Empire Posted on November 24, 2008 by Eamonn FingletonMarch 22, 2011

In a cover story in the American Conservative in January 2005, I documented the remarkable degree to which East Asian governments have been persuading the Boeing corporation to transfer proprietary American aerospace technology. Soon afterwards Unsustainable.org crashed and it was … Continue reading →

Posted in American decline, Global economy, Japan, Manufacturing, Trade | Tagged 787, Airbus, alan macpherson, b-47, boeing, dassault, david pritchard, harry stonecipher, hollowing out, louis uchitelle, mcdonnell douglas, open kimono, outsourcing, pat choate, r&d management, seattle, sphere of influence, thornton wilson

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