After the Commerce Department today announces the country's trade deficit numbers, which some experts say will hit record levels, get ready for another round of 'China is a growing economic threat' warnings coming from protectionist advocates like Senators Schumer and Graham who have repeatedly called for a massive 27.5% tariff on all Chinese—made products that move across the Pacific.  In the New York Times, David Barboza finally makes the critical point  that "Made in China" is often times "Made by Someone Else."  While relying on their vast global supply chain, many multinational companies, like Motorola and Dell, often are using China as the final assembly station in their vast global production networks.  Mr. Barboza writes: Analysts say this evolving global supply chain — which often tags goods at their final assembly stop — is increasingly out of step with global trade figures, which serve to inflate China into a bigger trade threat than...(Read Full Post)