"Leaders must ensure playing field is level"
Posted by scapozzola on 01/30/2010
Airbus, the French-based aerospace manufacturer, has a track record of using $15 billion in illegal subsidies to win projects costing tens of thousands of American manufacturing jobs. Read AAM Executive Director Scott Paul's op-ed on the subject.
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