29 févr. 1980 - Deindustrialization of the 1980s- TURNING POINT

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This process ended up removing the prior industrial sectors of the country their infrastructure due to a shift in job interests and priorities. Despite deindustrialization, corporations remained powerful, corrupt, and abusive, especially due to their scope increasing (to global). This a turning point due to the shift in role of corporate abuse- no longer will corporations be able to easily exploit Americans, so they would turn instead to residents of developing countries who worked industrial jobs