Alden: U.S. Dollar Could Be Trump's Biggest Problem

Ted Alden discusses the challenges the US faces in global economic competition, highlighting the need for a second chance. He critiques Trump's economic policies, particularly the strong dollar's impact on manufacturing. Alden emphasizes the importance of addressing income inequality and improving workforce skills. He warns of potential twin deficit issues reminiscent of the Reagan era.

What does Ted Alden mean by America needing a second chance in the context of global economic competition?

What are the potential implications of a strong dollar for U.S. manufacturing according to the discussion?

How does Ted Alden suggest addressing the issue of Americans being left behind in the global economy?

In what ways does Ted Alden believe the current economic policies may not benefit working people?

What concerns does Ted Alden express regarding the skills shortage in the U.S. workforce?