The “China shock” literature contends that more than two million jobs were lost from 2000 to 2011 due to competition with Chinese imports. But in the context of broader labor market churn, that figure is unexceptional. In a typical *month* from 2000 to 2007, more than five
Director of Economic Policy Studies and Senior Fellow at @AEI. Professor of Practice at @Georgetown. Contributing Columnist for the @FT.


