From time to time those of us who value a free market economy as opposed to the central command economies favored by our leftist opponents have to battle the frequently repeated propaganda that misinforms. Our difficulty, besides having to overcome the mass media disinformation, and political contortions, is that persuadable fellow citizens don't often have a real time frame of reference they can recall.
A case in point is the notion that "...jobs are exported because of corporate greed..." or some such drivel. My contention is that in nearly every case it's more a matter of survival than greed. Those who choose not to learn to understand what and why a free market consists of and benefits all, still won't get it (see quotation above about facts vs beliefs). Here's an article by a former DEMOCRAT Senator who left that job because he was frustrated as much by his own party as his opponents: Evan Bayh: ObamaCare's Tax Raid on Medical Devices - WSJ.com
He names just a few incidents of many that are occurring in real time, and in just one industry. These incidents are just small things that generally go unnoticed until they happen over time and accumulate into a seeming unrelated statistic about jobs lost and the shrinkage of tax revenue, middle class incomes, GDP, and many more data sets. A nation doesn't fail in a light switch moment, nor by the outcomes of just one decision or one term of office. It's an accumulation of small, seemingly innocuous decisions and actions that pile one upon another until they overwhelm "the system". (note, that famous book known as "The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire" is HUGE for a reason) Like in the old saying, "the straw that broke the camel's back", seemingly it was that last straw that caused the failure............but in reality, ALL of the straws contributed their small piece.