>>24484603 (OP)Because you don't get papers published in academia, or interviews in MSM, or book deals contravening the "wisdom" of neoliberal economics.
At this time, it's painfully obvious that outsourcing our manufacturing sector to a rival nation in the late 70s, and trading over our tech, was a bag fumble of epic proportions.
We're now dependent on China, the workshop of the world, and there's nothing we can do except exploit $USD reserve status and sow chaos in Russia, Iran, Syria, etc.
Once reserve status ends (after the failures in Ukraine, and soon to be Iran), books can be published pointing out the obvious: outsourcing/neoliberalism created a failed society.
China's model will be written about as the superior economic setup: a strong state, a national identity, credit/banking in control of said state, and yes, you have to have a manufacturing sector mixed in with your service sector etc.
It's all really interesting. Michael Hudson writes good stuff on the subject.