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Rust Bowl

Any area that was once the home of many manufacturing plants and related companies, but has seen decline as companies have either gone bankrupt or moved to areas with a lower cost of doing business. Rust bowls are most common in the developed world. Pennsylvania, for example, forms part of the Rust Bowl in the United States.

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Somehow, the bureaucrats would have to figure out not only how to make the weed-choked rail infrastructure of America's Rust Bowl work again, but also how to convince Congress and the White House that they could earn a profit doing it.

Washington's turnaround artists: think government can't fix the auto ... by Longman, Phillip / Washington Monthly

One result: the term Rust Bowl entered the American vocabulary as whole industries - steel and machine tools, most notably - all but vanished as Japanese and other competitors rode to glory on their cheap currencies.

The how of Dow: managing currency risk by Millman, Gregory J. / Financial Executive

We tend to associate this with fly-by-night operations, but if we think twice we can recall countless serious and sophisticated industrial operations in Ontario, Quebec, and the American rust bowl that have packed up and moved South in the past ten years.

Who pays the price for free trade? Farmers, workers, the unemployed by Bishop, Jordan / Commonweal

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