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What would onshoring or reshoring look like for the U.S.?

The Trump administration aims to bring manufacturing jobs back to the United States through tariffs and renegotiated international trade agreements. In this Q&A, we discuss manufacturing dynamics and the possibility of reshoring or onshoring.

The current administration aims to bring manufacturing jobs back to the United States through tariffs and renegotiated international trade agreements. In our latest Q&A, JLL’s in-house supply chain economics expert, Dr. Walter Kemmsies and JLL location strategy consultant Catharine Broadnax discuss:

Dynamics and the possibility of reshoring or onshoring
What goods are most likely to be onshored or reshored
The affects of labor force and cost

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What would onshoring or reshoring look like for the U.S.?

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