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The title is relative, but sums up the contents as best I could.

Your challenge is to ensure the following happens, or at least as much of the following as can be done. These are facets of the economy which have become an issue with their change since at least the 1970's onwards. Your challenge is to ensure they stay the course:

Firstly ensure Union power and Labor remain strong. Secondly, ensure jobs exported as of the OTL 2009/2010 remain in the US, at least to a degree greater than now, and ensure that markets which the US has been superseded in or neck and neck with other nations in competition with remain either US dominated or in a better position than the US is now (IE, Japanese automotive industries womped the US auto industry following the oil shortage of the 1970's, and have been highly competitive in the US market ever since). Thirdly, ensure America stays a creditor rather than debtor nation.

Basically, this is just a challenge to ensure the situation circa a few decades Post-WW2 remain rather than giving way due events, and in a way that it could have been with reasonable evolution rather than any wank. The factory doesn't move to China and put thousands of workers out of a job and cut off labor from people who never went to college because the factory was always there and for a good pay check, Detroit doesn't fall flat on it's face with the Japanese auto market sweeping in with efficiency and low gas requirements, the Unions don't slowly shrivel, and so forth.
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