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On the Planet Money podcast, you've seen them, those labels that say made in China or made in France. But what do they really mean?

On the Planet Money podcast, you've seen them, those labels that say made in China or made in France. But what do they really mean?

On the Planet Money podcast, you've seen them, those labels that say made in China or made in France. But what do they really mean?

We dig into the delightfully convoluted rules behind country of origin, what makes, say, a Chinese product Chinese, and how companies facing tariffs are getting creative. From Planet Money on NPR, wherever you get your podcasts.

We dig into the delightfully convoluted rules behind country of origin, what makes, say, a Chinese product Chinese, and how companies facing tariffs are getting creative. From Planet Money on NPR, wherever you get your podcasts.

We dig into the delightfully convoluted rules behind country of origin, what makes, say, a Chinese product Chinese, and how companies facing tariffs are getting creative. From Planet Money on NPR, wherever you get your podcasts.

Keeping up with the news can feel like a 24-hour job. Luckily, it is our job. Every hour on the NPR News Now podcast, we take the latest, most important stories happening and we package them into five-minute episodes so you can easily squeeze them in between meetings and on your way to that thing. Listen to the NPR News Now podcast now.

Keeping up with the news can feel like a 24-hour job. Luckily, it is our job. Every hour on the NPR News Now podcast, we take the latest, most important stories happening and we package them into five-minute episodes so you can easily squeeze them in between meetings and on your way to that thing. Listen to the NPR News Now podcast now.

Keeping up with the news can feel like a 24-hour job. Luckily, it is our job. Every hour on the NPR News Now podcast, we take the latest, most important stories happening and we package them into five-minute episodes so you can easily squeeze them in between meetings and on your way to that thing. Listen to the NPR News Now podcast now.

Political turmoil escalated again today across Central Europe and South Asia with several more outbreaks of violence being directly attributed to new features released in limited beta form last week on social media platform Tram.

Political turmoil escalated again today across Central Europe and South Asia with several more outbreaks of violence being directly attributed to new features released in limited beta form last week on social media platform Tram.

Political turmoil escalated again today across Central Europe and South Asia with several more outbreaks of violence being directly attributed to new features released in limited beta form last week on social media platform Tram.

Tram founder Venice Parish has pledged his company will act with all due consideration before launching the final release version of the new tools to its 4 billion users globally.

Tram founder Venice Parish has pledged his company will act with all due consideration before launching the final release version of the new tools to its 4 billion users globally.

Tram founder Venice Parish has pledged his company will act with all due consideration before launching the final release version of the new tools to its 4 billion users globally.

If I pulled the plug over the back door, nothing flies, nothing moves.

If I pulled the plug over the back door, nothing flies, nothing moves.

If I pulled the plug over the back door, nothing flies, nothing moves.

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