Trump Promises Manufacturing Rebirth to Boost Economy

Donald Trump announced plans to incentivize foreign companies to relocate manufacturing jobs to the U.S. if he wins the election. Emphasizing a 'manufacturing renaissance,' he pledged tax breaks and low regulations. Trump's strategy aims to attract voters by addressing top issues like economic growth and employment.

Donald Trump declared on Tuesday his intention to 'take' manufacturing jobs from foreign nations, including U.S. allies, if victorious in the Nov. 5 election. He aims to achieve this goal by offering incentives to lure companies to the United States.

Positioning a 'manufacturing renaissance' as the cornerstone of his economic strategy, Trump promised low taxes and minimal regulation to foreign businesses. Speaking to supporters in Savannah, Georgia, Trump articulated, 'We will take other countries' jobs,' emphasizing the creation of American jobs through these relocations. He predicts a significant shift of manufacturing jobs from countries like South Korea, Germany, and China to the U.S. under his leadership.

A Reuters/Ipsos poll revealed that although Trump's economic policies resonate with many Americans, Vice President Kamala Harris has been closing the gap. The poll showed Trump leading Harris by a narrow margin on handling the economy, unemployment, and jobs.

(With inputs from agencies.)